After positioning the custom logo shortcut properly.īelow you’ll find the styles I used to adjust the positioning. The end resultĪfter a bit of trial and error, I successfully style the shortcut, so that the button is vertically centered - regardless of the logo size. This is particularly important in my themes, as they have a range control to set the display size of the logo, essentially adding “retina” support. I wanted the shortcut to look just right, no matter how large or small the uploaded image is.
In some themes it’s positioning is fine, but in others it needs a little rethinking. While working in the feature, I notice that the shortcut button, that links to custom logo uploader within the WordPress Customizer panel, did not always display quite right. Here’s what I mean: The default custom logo shortcut positioning. Secondly, the core custom logo feature uses selective refresh, allowing for super-fast editing without refreshing the window. I’m all about improving the user experience, so this is a win on all accounts! The issue First, the process of theme switching is less burdensome for users, as their site logos will remain in place upon changing themes. I’m currently in the process of migrating the older WordPress themes in my catalog to utilize the core custom logo functionality, instead of a theme-specific WordPress Customizer option.Īlong the way I ran into a bit of a snag, so here’s a quick tip on how I improved the custom logo WordPress Customizer shortcut.
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