zackperdue

You’re welcome. Thanks for using the plugin!

You can use the built in image editing functionality within wordpress. After the image is uploaded, it will display and next to it there will be some buttons that allow it to be modified using rotate, crop, or scale. Try using the scale button. I believe its on the right.

If you give me a link to the site, i may be able to give better help with that. but my first guess, is that you need to add a css rule for your logo image.

Im not sure what classes or ids you have on your logo, but you want to do something like this:

#logo{
border: none;
}

and you want #logo to refer to the <img> itself.

Let me know if this works.

The forum here put in some stuff that shouldnt be in the code. scroll up the page and take the code from up there. its clean. http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-theme-logo-installation-issue?replies=15#post-1813590

Well, if you wanted to use a logo that didn’t interfere with the background i would suggest a text logo or something that had a transparent background… like a png. useful for a logo that had a special font that someone else’ computer might not have.

yes, that can be fixed by using replacing the theme_logo() function in your header with this:

<?php if(function_exists("theme_logo")): theme_logo(); else:
				//You can put whatever you want here
				//The content here shows up if theme logo plugin is deactivated
				//You could put your original code for your logo here
				echo "Please activate the Theme Logo plugin.";
				//echo bloginfo("title");
			endif;
			?>

the reason you got that error is exactly because you had the plugin deactivated. wordpress didnt recognize the theme logo function and thats why it spit out that error.

Hello, markb1439

I have not yet encountered this problem, but i have researched the error you are getting.

Make sure the plugin is not in any other subfolders.
below is correct
plugins>themelogo>plugin files