@marienfressinaud Could that work for your own needs as well?

Is it a "hidden" feature that cannot configured via the config menu?

Is it a "hidden" feature that cannot configured via the config menu?

For now yes, but could be exposed in the HTML UI if there is a demand

I am not a big fan that it is tied to the user's settings and not to the system's settings. I would say, that in very rare cases the user has the access to the config files, mostly the user is admin.
I would not expect, that I - as a user - could edit my config file. As a admin I would expect to edit the system's config files.

@math-GH My thought was to define it in ./data/config-user.custom.php prior to creating a user, but fair enough

@marienfressinaud Could that work for your own needs as well?

Yes, it should. Could you add "FreshRSS" to the alt attribute as well?

I am not a big fan that it is tied to the user's settings and not to the system's settings.

I agree: if I want to change the logo, I don't want to change it for each user one by one.

Ok, new approach with logo_html in main config.
With new ./data/config.custom.php to provide custom values before install

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It works fine for me (did not test it with a fresh new instance).

2 side notes:

• a documentation in the docs is needed
• any ideas how to style it? Inline CSS is not permitted. Theme CSS does not cover this feature. CustomCSS extension does not cover every user. Maybe "logo_html" should active an additional CSS file?

Regarding styling, the CSS extension can be used to style a class, or the logo_html can point to a CSS file:

'logo_html' => '<link rel="stylesheet" href="../themes/xCustom/logo.css" /><img class="logo" src="https://example.net/logo.png" alt="Logo" />',

@math-GH Some documentation added