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Metropolis - different logo for mobile devices

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Hi Ciaran,
You very kindly solved an issue for me with the Habitat template, where I wished to use a different logo on lower resolution devices.
I'm now trying to do the same in Metropolis but can't get the CSS fix you gave me last time to work. At the moment I have popped in the resizing CSS that is in your knowledgebase, but it looks a bit crappy due to the excess space below the logo.
I would be really chuffed if you could help out again.
Alternatively, I could keep the same logo with the CSS tweak for size as it is at the moment, but is there a was to custom code out the blank space underneath the logo?
http://www.huddersfieldu3a.org.gridhosted.co.uk
PW is radcliffe
Many thanks,
Alison
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Hi Alison

Try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters where # is the full URL to your new logo image and 767px is the changing screen size (edit to taste)...


@media only screen and ( max-width: 767px ) {

h1.logo a {background-image: url("#");}

}


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Perfect - works a treat :)
Many thanks
Alison
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