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# Add Your Logos

## Add Your Desktop Logo

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1. find layer "logo" and select your image
2. update any of the information found on the content tab of the image. It is setup to get you started with a preferred set of settings.

## Add Your Mobile Logo (if desired)

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Feature added with V1.5

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1. Find layer "mobile logo" and select your image
2. Navigate to your SCSS sheet and look for $mobile-logo and change it's value to "true"

```scss
$mobile-logo: false; // SELECTION (true/false)
```

{% hint style="info" %}
The mobile logo will not show on all browsers. It will show for browsers that support :has() see this link for browser compatibility <https://caniuse.com/?search=:has()>
{% endhint %}

3. In your SCSS sheet look for $mobile-logo-height and change its value to your preferred mobile logo height.

```scss
// WHAT HEIGHT DO YOU WANT THE LOGO? ******
$mobile-logo-height: 3rem;
```

### Q: What if you dont want a mobile logo?

A: You can delete the item "Mobile Logo" from the structure panel. The relevant CSS for it will not load unless you have $mobile-logo set to true.


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