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Hi there,

I'm trying to change the behaviour of an image on a single page of my website.

When the browser window is made smaller the logo gets resized accordingly, however this results in the logo looking too small.

 

Is there a code to make the logo resize not as much? If this cannot be done perhaps disabling autoscaling all together, although I'd prefer reducing the amount of resizing the logo does.

Thank you!

Ernest

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You have the logo image set to "FIT" so it never exceeds the container, the logo is constrained by the height and width because you have the image block very similar size to the logo (on a wide screen it is constrained by the height, narrow screen by the width). As the viewport gets narrower the image has to scale down because the columns all get narrower.

Your solution is to adjust the width of the image block to be wider. This won't impact the size of the image as it is still constrained by the block height, but will mean that it doesn't scale when the width is reduced.

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Hmm that is interesting, try these settings for the section:

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I'm honestly not sure why your page is scaling the way that it is, I'm not able to reproduce what's happening. Could you try adding this Custom CSS:

section[data-section-id="63ebcb03c7739f287948e486"] {
  min-height: 420px;
}

Let me know if that helps.

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Yes, that's what I see too. Sorry that code didn't work. 

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I don't know of a way to do that, nor do I really understand why it's doing this to the extent it is for your website. You may want to repost the question, and maybe someone else will be able to find the answer.

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