A customer wants to replace the Navigator logo with their own in their tenant.
Could you please clarify where this change should be made? Should it be done directly on the sub-tenant or via the enterprise tenant branding?
When I attempt to replace the logo using the branding UI from either location, the logo uploads successfully but appears at the bottom-left of the page. Could you advise how to position it at the top-left instead?
After uploading the navigator logo image (circled in red)
Are you referring to the branding manager in both cases? If so this obviously depends on which tenants this should apply to. If the branding should only be applied to that single subtenant, I would suggest to configure the branding just on that tenant.
If it should also apply to the enterprise tenant and all of it‘s subtenants, I would configure the branding on the enterprise tenant. In case you still have some subtenants that should be branded differently, you could still configure a different branding on these subtenants.
For all applications using version 1021.x or newer of the WebSDK, the branding logo will appear on the bottom. You could potentially customise these apps to have the logo on top, but this is not intended to happen via the branding manager.
Thank you for the clarification. The customer’s tenant version is 1021.29.1.
Would it be possible for you to share a sample custom application where the branding logo has been customized to appear at the top left of the left navigation?
It works and places the navigator logo at the top; however, it also moves the “Powered by Cumulocity” text to the top. The customer prefers to keep the “Powered by Cumulocity” text at the bottom.
Having the powered by Cumulocity on the bottom while having the the logo on top, is not possible without some “heavier” customiaztions.
The other option for the customer could be to just hide the powered by Cumulocity text. This can be done by either setting the hidePowered application option to true in the Advanced Branding tab or by using some CSS in the Custom CSS tab.
Hi @Tristan_Bastian Thank you for your quick response! The solution works perfectly as explained. I’m also interested in learning more about the other option, specifically customizing it within my own application and managing those aspects as a UI developer. If you could provide any example code, it would be greatly appreciated.