Using new theme, logo appears every page, don't want:

I switched to a new theme and now the main page logo appears on every page. How do I get the main page logo to only appear on the opening page, please? Ty.

That's not possible. If you want a new logo, just make it and change it in the Pics Panel

It can't be done.

I am thinking you are not understanding my question. I know it can be done because I just have a forum that does not have the main logo appear in the subdirectories. Let me try to explain harder, the words are lacking I believe.

There is the forum page with the main logo. Then click "Introductions," and lo, there, it is again the main logo to be seen!

Now, my other game forum, it does not have this. Click "Talk About Whatever" and find walla, no main forum logo does appear there.

How I can make the logo appear on the main page only, please. Ty.

Of course this can be done! And easily, too. Put the logo in your homepage message.

If you want the logo at the top, that's easy too. Set a top margin the size of the logo in an element like the navbar or site description, and then use CSS to absolutely position the homepage message at the top of the homepage.

You can also do this with an announcement set to only display on the homepage. I've found so many problems with the announcement feature that I gave up using it, but you might have better luck. What I said above applies to the announcement block as well.

Dion wrote:Of course this can be done! And easily, too. Put the logo in your homepage message.

If you want the logo at the top, that's easy too. Set a top margin the size of the logo in an element like the navbar or site description, and then use CSS to absolutely position the homepage message at the top of the homepage.

You can also do this with an announcement set to only display on the homepage. I've found so many problems with the announcement feature that I gave up using it, but you might have better luck. What I said above applies to the announcement block as well.

You sir, are a genius.