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Short Description Puts your forum's logo in the mobile navigation bar, where phone users otherwise see only a menu button.
License MIT
Homepage https://linkrobins.com/extensions/mobile-logo
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Link Robins Mobile Logo
Puts your forum's logo in the navigation bar on phones, where visitors otherwise see only a menu button and no sign of whose forum they are on.
What it does
- Shows an image in the mobile navigation bar, beside the menu and back buttons.
- Uses an image you already have. By default it uses your favicon, because a favicon is square and that is the shape a navigation bar has room for. You can point it at your forum logo instead, or at any image address.
- Taps through to the homepage, like the logo on desktop. You can turn that off and leave it as decoration.
- Stays out of the way on desktop, where the header already shows your logo.
What it does NOT do
- It does not replace your header logo. This is only the phone navigation bar; everything else is untouched.
- It does not resize or crop your image. A wide wordmark will be scaled down to fit the height and can end up small. If that happens, use a square mark instead, which is what the favicon option is for.
- It has no per-user setting. What you choose is what every visitor sees.
Settings
Admin, then Extensions, then Link Robins Mobile Logo.
| Setting | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Which image to show | Favicon | Favicon, your forum logo, or a custom image address. |
| Custom image address | empty | Only used when the setting above is a custom image. |
| Where the logo sits | Left of the buttons | Left or right of the menu and back buttons. Right leaves those buttons against the screen edge, which is a slightly easier thumb target. |
| Height in pixels | 32 | How tall the image sits in the bar. Between 16 and 64. |
| Tapping the logo goes to the homepage | on | Turn off to show the logo without making it a link. |
If the image cannot be shown, nothing is shown rather than a broken image. That covers an address that is not usable, a file that is missing, and a plain http:// image on an https:// forum, which browsers block.
A path on your own site such as /assets/my-logo.png is best. Hosting the image elsewhere works, but that host then sees every visitor who loads a page.
Styling
Two classes to target from your custom Less in Admin → Appearance:
.LinkRobinsMobileLogowraps the image and is the link when linking is on..LinkRobinsMobileLogo-imageis the image itself.
The extension only shows it inside @media @phone, Flarum's own phone breakpoint, so it follows the same width Flarum uses everywhere else rather than a hardcoded pixel value.
Requirements
- Flarum 2.0 or later
- PHP 8.3 or later
Provenance
The idea comes from a CSS tweak posted by 010101 on the Flarum community forum: https://discuss.flarum.org/d/27333-add-logo-to-mobile-nav-bar
That tweak draws the logo with a ::after pseudo-element on the navigation container. It still works on Flarum 2.0, and if all you want is a fixed image it remains a perfectly good five lines of CSS.
This extension exists for what a pseudo-element cannot do: it renders a real image, so the logo can be a link to your homepage, which was the most-asked question on that thread and had no answer; it carries alt text, so screen readers announce it; it reads the image from what your forum already has instead of a hardcoded address; and the size is a setting rather than three CSS values you tune by hand.
Installation
Installing does not switch it on — enable it from your admin panel's Extensions page, and it then uses your favicon until you tell it otherwise.
License
MIT
