• Hi there,

    My name is Rachelle and I’m using the Pique theme to design a website for a friend’s small business.

    He’s wondering if there is a way to get the logo on the top of the page to appear bigger.

    He’s also wondering if it’s possible to change the mobile version slightly: Would it be possible to make the background images resize for mobile so you can see the full image? And would it be possible to expand the menu so that instead of being behind the “…” you can see the full menu, same as on desktop?

    I can only do front end customization, so if there is any way to do these things from the front end, I would much appreciate any tips. If these functions are locked behind a paywall, where can I send him to inquire about that?

    If these things are totally impossible to do, I would love to know that too!

    Thank you so much for your time and assistance.

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  • Resizing the images for mobile sounds like a great feature.
    Sorry I can’t help, just wanted +1 it ??

    Hi Rachel,

    is a way to get the logo on the top of the page to appear bigger

    Yes, but after a certain point, it will overlap things beneath it. Just copy/paste this into the Customize > Additional CSS area of the site:

    @media (min-width: 768px) {
        .site-branding .site-logo-link img {
            height: 100px;
        }
    }

    You can adjust the height using CSS to see what works best.

    Would it be possible to make the background images resize for mobile so you can see the full image?

    On mobile, there will be empty space above/below the images if you show the full image.

    You can apply this to see how it looks:

    .pique-panel-background {
        background-size: contain;
    }

    And would it be possible to expand the menu so that instead of being behind the “…” you can see the full menu, same as on desktop?

    For that, you’ll need to first create a Child Theme:

    ?https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2016/01/create-customize-wordpress-child-theme/

    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

    Once you’ve done that, you’ll need to make a copy of the header.js file and place it into your child theme’s folder structure like this:

    Finally, delete the following code from the header.js file, and it will no longer hide menu items behind the three dots on narrow screens:

    // If our nav is wider than our available space, we're going to move items
    if (navWidth > availableSpace) {
    	var lastItem = $( '#site-navigation .menu > li:not(#more-menu)' ).last();
    	lastItem.attr( 'data-width', lastItem.outerWidth( true ) );
    	lastItem.prependTo( $( '#more-menu .sub-menu' ).eq( 0 ) );
    	priorityNav(); // Rerun this function!
    
    	// But if we have the extra space, we should add the items back to our menu
    } else if (navWidth + firstMoreElement.data( 'width' ) < availableSpace) {
    	// Check to be sure there's enough space for our extra element
    	firstMoreElement.insertBefore( $( '#site-navigation .menu > li' ).last() );
    	priorityNav();
    }
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