Is there any way to make the contents in the header (Logo, text, widget, and profile icon) bigger?
Specifically, I would like to make the logo bigger and edit the text color and size, but I just cannot find a way to do that.
Thank you!
Is there any way to make the contents in the header (Logo, text, widget, and profile icon) bigger?
Specifically, I would like to make the logo bigger and edit the text color and size, but I just cannot find a way to do that.
Thank you!
Hello @user48 welcome to the forum!
To gain Bubble-type control of the header instead of dealing with html code, you may want to consider using the conventional Bubble header available as a backup component:
Hey buddy,
Dumb Q, but how have you been able to change the logo size etc, using the above reply?
Do you need to replace the ânew bubble headerâ with the âoldâ?, if so, do you mind sharing how please?
New to bubble & canvas ⌠and it seems a little stupid itâs not as easy as a simple css change somewhere in the settings etc,
Appreciate any help,
Hi there,
Thanks for the reply, unfortunately it doesnât help, if youâve seen my comment, youâll see Im referring to your reply in the first place.
Looking further into it, I guess I need to learn figma ⌠or if I use your recommendation, my question is How does one use the âconventional bubble headerâ vs the canvas header?
If this is probably the first thing users would change ⌠youâd think thereâd be better options in canvas to change logo size etc?
Appreciate your help,
Thanks, but it doesnât help âŚ
1). It mentions nothing about changing the size of the logo.
2). It mentions nothing about how to use the old back-up header.
Not trying to be difficult, or unappreciative, but it seems youâre not reading these comments at all?
Hello @aj11
No worries. Please review as follows:
Logo size cannot be changed in the current html header. Not unless you dig into the html code, you know what you are doing and it does not affect any other aspects of Canvas.
The only way to make other changes to a header is not to use the html header and rather use a Bubble header. If you are open to use a Bubble header, Canvas provides a backup one
Please refer to the above guidance
We have all been there. The approach to Canvas functionality is carefully balanced to cater to as much functionality and ease of use as possible. There is continuous improvement of course.
I can only suggest that the more you become familiar with Bubble the easier it will be to make changes to the non-html Bubble Canvas header suggested above.
Going forward this option may become available. However, it is not available currently.
Hope the above provided some guidance to this question
As mentioned before this requires general Bubble knowledge. The more you familiarize with using Bubble elements, conditions and other functionality the easier it will be to make your preferred changes.
I try my best