logo is very snall on my site need to know how to fix this

https://codepen.io/volkipp/pen/VMvpKK



This may be too simplistic - but have you checked source code to see if there is a height limitation on your theme header that is affecting your logo size?



Hopefully someone more experienced with WP will be able to give a better answer.


NOTE: nothing to keep you from sharing your site by PM should someone ask in order to give you advice...but can't have the links in posts.

Hey! If you right click on the image and hit inspect it may give you some more insight. Being a webp image will not be the issue, that just uses less data to show the same size image, it will either be a setting within the page where you added the image, or a setting of the theme itself, but I would expect this to be an easy thing to fix.
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It's possible that WordPress is automatically generating a WebP version of your PNG image for performance optimization purposes. WebP is an image format that provides better compression than PNG, resulting in smaller image file sizes and faster page loading times.

If you want to prevent WordPress from generating WebP versions of your images, you can try the following solutions:

Disable WebP generation in WordPress:
Some WordPress plugins can generate WebP versions of your images automatically. You can disable this feature by going to your plugin settings and deactivating the WebP option.

Check your theme settings:
Your theme might be adding the .webp extension to the images. Check your theme settings and see if there is an option to disable WebP support.

Use a plugin:
You can use a plugin like Disable WebP to prevent WordPress from generating WebP versions of your images.

Rename your image file:
You can rename your image file and remove the .webp extension. However, this is not a permanent solution, as WordPress might add the extension again during uploading.

I hope this helps!

Hii Dear,

WordPress automatically converts uploaded images to WebP format for image optimization, which may add the ".webp" extension to the image file name. If you're experiencing issues with this, try deactivating image-related plugins or switching to a default WordPress theme.

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