When I attempt to upload a custom .png logo (already sized at 250 x 100), next to Upload button the word “Remove” appears, though I do not see the logo. On the site, instead of my logo I see text that says “Back Home.” How do I fix this?
You won’t see the image when you select it. But when you click on Upload, you should see the logo appear in the left of the Navbar.
The Remove option is there to remove the Uploaded logo and revert to the text. Remove only shows if you have Uploaded the image so it looks like you have uploaded.
I presume Back Home is the Site Title, which is the default until you upload an image?
Suggest you change the Site Title (eg Test Upload), Remove what Image is there and try again.
I’m assuming there is no Custom CSS loaded?
I understand. I have created dozens of WordPress sites – for myself and clients. The only thing different is that – so as not to disrupt my client’s existing site – I put all files in a separate folder, configured like this:
http://www.companyname.com/wordpress
Also – Back Home is NOT the site’s name at all. It defaults to that even though the site name is the company name (which is NOT ‘company name’ – that’s just an example). No active plugins, no custom CSS. Just the theme.
I even removed Customizr, installed Attitude by Theme Horse, and the same thing is happening. Suggestions?
Andrew Nevins
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WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support
@amy – You need to create your own thread to discuss your own issues.
