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Hi there - i have used the background image to create a logo that goes across the whole width of a responsive page, but alas when i look at my site on mobile or tablet - the "logo" doesnt fit on the page

how would i adjust the css setting to enable the #container_header element to shrink in mobile site - or is there a better way of doing it?
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Hello

Would you have a URL to an example of this issue?

Ciarán
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sure - the url is testing.pointcloudconsult.co.uk

username : Point
password: c10ud

looks ok on a big monitor, but when it shrinks horrible things happen
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Thank you

Rather than incorporating your logo in with your header background may I suggest separating them in to their different elements. The background (green and grey area) you can add using the 'Header Background Image' field and your logo (text and circles) add using the Logo tab.

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