reduce white space around logo/enlarge logo (css edits not working)

[vanderweelegrp]

The logo on my current site is VERY small, and thus looks fuzzy and hard to read.

I've gone into the code and tried messing around with padding, max-height, width, etc. on both the unite-header, its associated container, and the logo img divs to try and make it larger, but I'm seeing zero visible changes to the site no matter what I do. Help!

site: eitam.weebly.com

[poolsapk123]

Here are some ways to increase the size of your logo on Weebly:

Simple options:

1. Use the built-in logo size slider: Weebly offers a built-in logo size slider within the editor. Go to Design > Header and click on your logo. You should see a slider underneath that allows you to adjust the size.
2. Drag the logo image directly: If your Weebly theme allows logo resizing directly on the editor, you may be able to simply click on the logo image and drag the corners outward to increase its size.
3. Switch to a theme with more customization options: Some Weebly themes offer more control over the logo size and placement. Try browsing through different themes and see if any offer better flexibility for your logo needs.

[marshray48]

Log in to your Weebly account and enter the Weebly Editor. Navigate to the page where you want to adjust the logo.

Locate the header section of your website. Usually, you can find settings related to the header, including the logo, in the site design or theme customization options.

Look for specific settings related to the logo size. Weebly often provides options for adjusting the logo size directly within the editor.

If the built-in settings don't provide the flexibility you need, you might consider custom CSS. In the Weebly Editor, find the option for custom CSS or inject custom code. Try adding CSS rules like:

.unite-header .logo img {
max-width: 100%;
height: auto;
}
This CSS snippet is a common way to ensure an image (your logo) resizes appropriately within its container.

[youneeb]

If you're experiencing issues with reducing white space around a logo or enlarging the logo on your website, and your CSS edits don't seem to be taking effect, there are a few things you can check and try AI. AI is the best option to make an advanced mind can you view this:

1. Specificity of Your CSS Rules: Ensure that the CSS rules you've added are specific enough to override any existing styles. Use more specific selectors, or use the !important declaration if necessary.

2. .your-logo-class { margin: 0 !important; padding: 0 !important; /* Other styles */ }

3. 1. Inspect Element: Use your browser's developer tools to inspect the logo element on your website. This will help you identify the existing styles and understand which CSS rules are being applied. It might also reveal if there are any inline styles or conflicting styles.

   2. Theme Customizer: If you are using a platform like WordPress with a theme customizer, check whether there are options within the theme settings that allow you to adjust logo size or spacing. Sometimes themes provide built-in customization options.

   3. Cache: Clear your browser cache or try viewing the site in an incognito/private browsing window to ensure that you are not seeing a cached version of the page.

   4. CSS Syntax Errors: Double-check your CSS for any syntax errors. Even a small error can prevent the entire style block from being applied.

   5. Important Note: Be cautious when using! important. While it can help override styles, it's generally recommended to use it sparingly, as overusing it can make your styles hard to manage.

   If you provide more details about your website platform, the specific CSS you're using, and the structure of your HTML, I may be able to offer more targeted assistance. Keep in mind that certain platforms, like Squarespace or WordPress, may have specific ways of handling styles, and the approach can vary.