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Whenever you visit #dRBB, you will see slight changes in the #Kbin header. I moved instance's home link to the right to prevent any accidental exits. And there is now a solid icon just in case.
If you have any suggestions, feel free to leave a reply.
@melroy The "tiny" cue was that it's a very long text for a homepage link, so long that it grabbed too much attention to itself. Now that it's just "mbin" I will move it to its original position.
@vintprox Yea I understand. In the past I already tried to reduce the font-size of this text (on mobile), so it also fits better on a mobile view. Especially with longer text. But as you said, I just renamed it to a short "Mbin".
@vintprox Or what about enabling the logo now? Let's see..
@melroy LGTM! But it jumps on each page reload, like any other image on Kbin. ๐ค Seems like a cache issue, worth another ticket.
In this case, image width can be fixed to avoid hiccups - but if it's meant to change again, it's not a real solution.
@vintprox That is because the image doesn't have a predefined
width=""field: ``... However, that can not be a static value if somebody wants to upload another logo.. so it needs to bit configurable somehow (eg. via dot config or somewhere inconfig/directory).@vintprox Unless.. the Twig template switches between different kind of HTML tags. We can maybe set it static to this mbin_Logo.svg for now eg via an additional ID/Class in CSS (but not on custom logos)?
@melroy If config is the primary way for admins to change logo's appearance, which I doubt, then configuration option for width looks sensible. Otherwise, aren't they going to tackle CSS anyway?
@vintprox The user might only change the logo via the setting, without tinkering CSS stylesheets.
I didn't check the code, but we could set width attribute by default if Twig switches between default logo and user logo.