Indeed, if you're using multiple different styles concurrently, an extension that tries to implement this behavior can potentially be less maintenance than trying to create customized versions of each style. As Talk19Zehn indicated, whether a particular style is maintaining it's site logo in a manner which is supported by the extension will be important to whether the extension can address all of the styles you're using.BigDrago wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2019 9:51 am I found ext that allows the logo on top to be responsive, move search to under top boarder etc. But it cant edit each style. I have different styles on the same board.
Just as a caveat, although I have never personally attempted to any extension for this, the main "down side" I've seen reported (at least in the support thread for for Site Logo) is that it "fixes-up the logo at runtime." e.g. The original style displays as-is, but then the extension uses JQuery an other Javascript to find and update the elements on the page "after the fact."
Meaning the original default site logo displays first, and then gets "switched" as quickly as possible to the desired logo. In many cases, you may never notice that at all. But for some, there can be a visual lag during which you might briefly see the old logo before your desired logo when loading a page.
Of course that's solvable.... by creating a customized version of the underlying style which doesn't initially display the default logo.
Arriving back at square one for maintaining a customized copy of the underlying style(s).