Yes…First off I’m not an expert…but I did this very thing…there may be better ways to do it than this:
In the Customize section under Appearance…for logo, uncheck the force dimensions…
This is the code I used to change the navbar to span8 (instead of span9) and the logo to span4 (instead of span3):
This goes in your child theme functions.php file:
/* CHANGE LOGO AND NAVBAR WIDTHS */
add_filter('tc_navbar_display', 'new_navbar_display');
function new_navbar_display($output) {
return preg_replace('|navbar-wrapper clearfix span9|', 'navbar-wrapper clearfix span8', $output);
}
add_filter('tc_logo_text_display', 'new_brand_display');
add_filter('tc_logo_img_display', 'new_brand_display');
function new_brand_display($output) {
return preg_replace('|span3|', 'span4', $output);
}
And I had to fix a responsiveness issue because of this change with this code:
This goes in your child theme stylesheet:
/* ADJUST RESPONSIVENESS FOR NAVBAR SPAN ADJUSTMENT */
@media (max-width: 979px) and (min-width: 768px) { .navbar.resp { width: 144%; } }
YMMV…
Edit: the php code is not my own…I adapted a code supplied by rdellconsulting in the snippets section…
