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I’m a developer but I don’t know wordpress well and I have just inherited a wordpress site. There’s a missing logo image at the top left next to the menu bar:

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I have the image file but I cannot find where that logo/image is configured inside WP. I have gone into the Menus section many times — I find the menu items but I cannot find where that image is configured. So I need to know where/how to configure that, and also how to make the image size “fixed”. By default, when the image was there (before I accidentally deleted it somehow), it stretches/expands when the user scrolls down.

My client is using the “Divi Builder” template, and this template uses some kind of custom layout/template for managing and editing the page.

The Divi theme is being used and here’s what it looks like inside theme customization:
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So in summary:

  1. Where/how can I find that image setup so I can fix the src to point to the correct image that I have?
  2. How can I prevent its default behavior of expanding while scrolling down?

Thanks!

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  1. The Divi theme is a commercial theme and don’t expect people on SO to have access to it. It’s best to go to https://www.elegantthemes.com/forum/ for support.

    “Where/how can I find that image setup so I can fix the src to point to
    the correct image that I have?”

    The logo is uploaded and the URL set in theme options, not in the menu options.

    “How can I prevent its default behavior of expanding while scrolling
    down?”

    This is a completely separate question and is a feature of the theme. Ask theme support how to disable it. Or isolate the Javascript and other code and put it in a Fiddle so people can see how it works.

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  2. For logo settings:

    Goto dashboard->appearence->divi theme option->Generl settings.
    

    other settings

    Support Docs-> Read divi theme documention
    
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