It’s hard to tell why this is happening, but I would imagine the CSS selector you are using is too general. Instead, add a specific class to this logo element like .rounded-corners and apply the CSS necessary for that class. That way it only applies to that class and not all the images. You can even re-use it in the future if you want another image with rounded corners.
Is there a way I can keep my logo corners rounded without affecting other images?
Yes, the custom CSS needs to be modified to apply ONLY to your logo.
What’s the address of the site you need help with?
And if your custom CSS code is not live on the site, you need to share that code here as well.
(I checked the site in your profile, but I only found a rounded logo on your homepage and nowhere else. I also didn’t see a site-wide logo in the header, only on the homepage itself.)
@gappiah Hi, thanks for replying, the other image that’s rounded is in one of my blog posts.
It’s the recent one and has only one image. So you can’t miss it. Also, I haven’t decided yet if I want a site-wide logo.
@guzmanariel525 Thanks for your prompt reply. Can you check and see what needs changing to make it logo specific? And perhaps share the code block or snippet here?
