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    I have a gallery displayed on my homepage with the transparent header setting option chosen. My transparent header is setup to have a white logo; however, Wordpress keeps utilizing the default logo which is black. The transparent setting works fine with all of the other pages, but I cannot get it to utilize the transparent logo for my homepage. Any assistance with code to override this would be appreciated.

    The setting I have right now on the backend are as follows:

    Image size: 200 x 90 Logo Top Space: 3px Logo Bottom Space: 3px

    I have a gallery displayed on my homepage with the transparent header setting option chosen. My transparent header is setup to have a white logo; however, Wordpress keeps utilizing the default logo which is black. The transparent setting works fine with all of the other pages, but I cannot get it to utilize the transparent logo for my homepage. Any assistance with code to override this would be appreciated.

    The setting I have right now on the backend are as follows:

    Image size: 200 x 90 Logo Top Space: 3px Logo Bottom Space: 3px

    • css
    • homepage
    • logo
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    Many themes have page settings that allow you to change the logo for individual pages. Check that you are not overriding the global setting for the logo in your homepage settings.

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