Hemingway Rewritten with Logo: Mobile issues

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  gzpharmd · Member · Jan 18, 2021 at 12:20 am

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  Hi,

  I’m running a blog using the Hemingway Rewritten template. I added a logo using the following CSS:
  `
  .site-title {
  background: url(‘https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/mTQxkxwH1nnjWunNuMJDk9iI4OeVY0F_RBeHbRzVv8NU_R-HXi-ebBIPqKSQNfTT-mjx1XgSC-FYM2BdBQHGmDUP7xuf5MIHMAMEsTlivyC9pCEp5T8cQOXRO6-vF97liUf4RbOGGG3JNXydFsnINnGat33G58MBnT3Nm4QfU0bY3Z7NS5Bd26EZxjgTqmxUdEekiZchWeftH134z2AJ8aPsVgmnlMN9Edyf_HGWscfa7OSrDXAbqfx9QHP8E98b9rNPJQtKLlDWJYeVGs-WroxKCDysmLmtvE5MRPu39n0QxeHhb3PW7OVX8djDAHXVUFojcP6xF-udujp2jgOmlinJ392T6NXZePuPCstAz_yHcffra-ahXLmLCAXI8249sHEb6Yy77fVYKVUv5wUkSR2mGA6pLRhhbraQfyFDr-SqRmGwFi3PwIxKAh-Z-_h_rpQKK8QIya69bxNEGPnIP9KMRxdMwinXE2N-4eaoAll7mqbaYraUROmfy805Sr0ud_ABqJVAiVDB8c-djInUAlo2qExTDDewJpJzy_oKXzETwwIW_E-fNmhgoPtIuRPayMEwQ658lgF2YJON8AmANdgIJWwTEzBtBPFqHWFVUX2AB9EBlxKfyGokESV2Ysu4Dk5SchOzC9odokqkN2isx4qmAgIwFdFpVzoz_2_Mjj5_j3KPqM6AzJfu5wdf6g=w461-h265-no?authuser=0’) center center no-repeat;
  width: 461px;
  height: 265px;
  display: block;
  }

  .site-title a {
  display: none;
  }

  When I view the site on mobile with portrait orientation, the logo doesn’t present well. It works on landscape. Appreciate any suggestions.

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  aleone89 · Staff · Jan 18, 2021 at 11:20 am

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  Hello there,

  When I visit the site on a mobile, this is what I see: https://d.pr/i/t5OS5E

  May I check to see if you’re seeing the same please? If yes, are you able to explain what doesn’t present well please?

  This will help to determine next steps.

  Many thanks in advance.

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  gzpharmd · Member · Jan 18, 2021 at 6:07 pm

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  Hi,

  I did have to change themes last night since I wasn’t able to adapt the Hemingway Rewritten theme to accommodate the logo on both desktop and mobile. I realized that’s not a support issue and is probably one that fits better under CSS customization. I can address this with that forum. Thank you!