Logo and title in 1 line

Do not edit the theme itself. First create a child theme for your changes. Or install a custom CSS plugin.

But how can I actually do it?

Can we first see your site using your active child theme?

Yes, you can see site at … puncham.in/wp

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Also, there is no child theme active on the site – only the original parent theme.

Thanks for the information, but this the demo site. I actually wanna know the answer of my question and will do all the things in main site.
Please help if you know how to do it

I’m sorry but I would not be comfortable doing that unless I was sure that you were using a child theme.

I am using the latest wordpress.

I work on main theme always. Whats the problem in doing so!!!

Hello SND Computing!

To achieve this, you’ll want to make modifications to your theme’s styles. Unfortunately, this isn’t something we can provide step-by-step support for ??

Hi SND Computing,

I think I found a quick solution for your problem. Try pasting this CSS line into the stylesheet editor (or use a child theme, as recommended):

h1.site-title {
clear: none;
}

Hello!

I actually have the same question. I solved it by creating a png-file with the logo and the title on the same line and by hiding the actual site name. But …

Does anybody know how to customize the css-file with custom css plugin to get the same result like “SND Computing” asked?

I can’t show you the site because it running local with XAMMP.

Thanks in advance!

PHBW, it’s poor SEO practice to put your sub-title in a jpg image that Google, bing and other search engines cannot read.

@tonyzeoli Thanks for helping out!

Exactly, i want to show logo and site title side-by-side instead of using an jpg. You know how’s that possible?

“carykelly”‘s suggestion to try it with:

h1.site-title {
clear: none;
}

doesn’t work.