How to hide assets/logo.png on the website but keep it for invoices and email templates??

[Sunripe]

Hi everyone,

I hope everyone's having a good day. I've tried to search the community but I can't find a similar question so I am posting one.

Would anyone care to tell me how hide the logo in whmcs that shows on the website? (assets/logo.png)

I'm using a theme to design whmcs and there's already a logo placement for it.

Now I have 2 logos showing up since I need (assets/logo.png) in place for the logo to be shown in invoices and email templates.

Please see picture.

Thank you in advance!

[brian!]

On 28/01/2021 at 16:49, Sunripe said:

Now I have 2 logos showing up since I need (assets/logo.png) in place for the logo to be shown in invoices and email templates.

are the two logos using different files ? because being the same or different files could give multiple solutions to resolving this.

ultimately, you could edit header.tpl to get rid of the logo - if it were Six, then you could use CSS...

section#header .logo img { display: none !important; }

if it were based on 21, then it would be slightly different...

... and btw, you can use different images for PDF, site and emails - the email logo is defined in general settings and doesn't necessarily need to be the same file as the one used elsewhere.

[Sunripe]

7 hours ago, brian! said:

are the two logos using different files ? because being the same or different files could give multiple solutions to resolving this.

Yes, one logo is uploaded from WordPress in theme appearance settings. The other one I uploaded to assets/logo.png

I'm using 21, would you know how to do it?

Thank you btw for the response. 🙂

 

[brian!]

On 01/02/2021 at 22:06, Sunripe said:

I'm using 21, would you know how to do it?

I would have thought the CSS below should remove it from the WHMCS header.

.navbar-brand {display: none !important;}

[Sunripe]

On 10/02/2021 at 8:15 AM, brian! said:

I would have thought the CSS below should remove it from the WHMCS header.

.navbar-brand {display: none !important;}

I ended up adding " section#header .logo img { display: none !important; } " to the wordpress theme css and it seemed to do the trick of ridding the logo.

Thanks for the help! Very much appreciated