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On a website for your small business, your logo highlights your brand and identity to visitors. Your logo needs to be positioned prominently and on top of other content. Cascading style sheets allows precise, broad control of how your website content is displayed to users. Using CSS you can easily position your logo in a few lines of code.

1. 1.

   Define your logo in a page division based on the following code.

   <div id="my_logo"> <img src="my_website_logo.png" id="my_logo_image"> </div>

2. 2.

   Create a section for your CSS style sheet in the header of your HTML page.

   <style type="text/css">

   </style>

3. 3.

   Link to an external CSS style sheet as an alternative for larger stylesheets. This code should also be placed in the header of your HTML page.

   <link rel="stylesheet" src="my_stylesheet.css">

4. 4.

   Create a section in your CSS style sheet to modify the attributes of the logo "div." The "#" selector is used to select an object by ID.

   div#my_logo{ //CSS goes here }

5. 5.

   Set the "position" attribute of "div#my_logo" to "absolute." This defines the position of the "div" to be absolute with respect to the page, being placed independently of other elements in the document-object model.

   div#my_logo{ position: absolute; }

6. 6.

   Set the "top" and "left" attribues to be equal to the position you wish to place your logo. This can be defined in pixels, points and other measurements.

   div#my_logo{ position: absolute; top: 12pt; left: 24pt; }

7. 7.

   Set the "z-index" attribute to a high number, greater than the "z-index" of other page elements. The absolute number is irrelevant; page elements are positioned according to the relative value of the "z-index."

   Step 1: To create the GFG logo, first we take two divs (which are inline) and make circles with them. But the div elements are block-level that’s why we wrap both the divs with a wrapper div and make that div (wrapper) to display flex. Apply border with 10px solid colored green. You will get something like this.

   Step 2: Now create a triangle on both the circles using pseudo-element: “after” and absolute position property. After applying the triangle we will get the shape like this.

   Here the triangle’s background-colors are yellow, this is just for explanation. Change the background-color of triangles into white.

   After applying the white background color into the triangles the result is :

   Step 3: Now using the pseudo-element :before and position absolute property, create a square. You can apply this rule to any of the circles. The resulting logo looks like this:

   Implementation with code :

   Step 1: Create two divs having classes named circle1 and circle2, and wrap them into a parent div having the class named wrapper.

   HTML

   
   

   
   
   

   <div class="wrapper">

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     <div class=div1<3div>

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   Now assign the CSS property to the wrapper class.

   .wrapper{
      display: flex;
   }

   And style both the circles 

   CSS

   
   

   
   
   

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   class1class2class3class4class5

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   class1=9class4class5

   class1"wrapper"3class3"wrapper"5class5

   "wrapper"7

   "wrapper"8 

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   class1=2class3=4 =5 =6class5

   class1=9<1class5

   class1"wrapper"3class3"wrapper"5class5

   "wrapper"7

   Till now our logo looks like this

   

   Step 2: Add the invisible triangles into both the circles using pseudo-element :after

   CSS

   
   

   
   
   

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   class1"wrapper"3class3<00class5

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   class1<10class3<12 =5 <14class5

   class1<17class3<19class5

   class1<22class3<24class5

   "wrapper"7

   "wrapper"8 

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   class1div3class3div5class5

   class1"wrapper"3class3<00class5

   class1<03class3class4 =5 <07class5

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   class1<56class3<19class5

   class1<22class3<24class5

   "wrapper"7

   The resulting logo looks like this –

   

   Step 3: Now add square onto the logo using before pseudo-element (we are not using after (pseudo-element) because we already used it for creating triangle).

   CSS

   
   

   
   
   

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   class1"wrapper"3class3<00class5

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   class1<17class3<97class5

   class1<22class3div02class5

   class1div05class3div9class5

   "wrapper"7

   The resulting logo is:

   

   Complete code :

   HTML

   
   

   
   
   

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   <div12>

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   <div16>

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   div24div25

   div22"wrapper"7

   div14 

   div22div30

   div24div32

   div24div34

   div24div36

   div24div38

   div24div40

   div22"wrapper"7

   div14 

   div22div45

   div24div32

   div24div34

   div24div36

   div24div53

   div24div40

   div22"wrapper"7

   div14 

   div22div60

   div24div62

   div24div64

   div24div66

   div24div68

   div24div70

   div24div72

   div22"wrapper"7

   div14 

   div22div77

   div24div62

   div24div64

   div24div66

   div24div85

   div24div87

   div24div72

   div22"wrapper"7

   div14 

   div22div94

   div24div62

   div24div98

   div24class00

   div24div64

   div24class04

   div24class06

   div24class08

   div24class10

   div22"wrapper"7

   class1div5div20>

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   How to put a logo in CSS?

   We link the CSS file to our HTML document with a <link> tag or can place the CSS contents directly in HTML file using <style>tag. Inside the div tag, insert the logo using the <img> tag, so now our logo appears inside our loader class.

   How to set logo in HTML CSS?

   6 Simple Steps to Insert an Image or a Logo in HTML.

   Upload the Image File. For this step, we will be uploading an image file into a WordPress website's public_html directory via Hostinger's file manager. ... .

   Access the Theme Folder. ... .

   Add the img src Attribute to the Image. ... .

   Set Width and Height. ... .

   Add an Alt Attribute. ... .

   Save Changes..

   Can I design a logo with CSS?

   In order to create a CSS logo, you are going to need to be well versed in CSS positioning and comfortable using CSS3 properties like border-radius and transforms. And if you want to get fancy with your CSS logo, you can give gradients and box-shadows a try!

   How do I add a logo to my website using HTML?

   How to Insert an Image in HTML in 6 Easy Steps.

   Upload the Image File..

   Access the Theme Folder..

   Add the img src Attribute to the Image..

   Set Width and Height..

   Add an Alt Attribute..

   Save Changes..