I’m having exactly the same issue – I’d like an image (logo) instead of the text, but I need something to go in the <title> attribute. I don’t want the text to appear. But if I turn off ‘Display Header Text’ under Appearance > Customize, the ‘Header Background’ image disappears too. If I add an image to ‘Site Logo’, nothing happens. Where should this appear? I have extensively modified a child of the theme, and also changed some stuff in the main bootstrap.css file when I couldn’t get the child theme’s style.css to override the bootstrap.css settings, so this might be affecting the non-existence of the Site Logo image. I’d also like the image to be clickable to take the user back to the home page.
I could theoretically change the h1 tag to have color: transparent, but h1 is used extensively throughout my site.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
– Paul
UPDATE: I got around this by leaving the Site Title (in Appearance > Customize) blank, but keeping Display Header Text ON. I then edited header.php – I removed the php code from the <title> attribute and replaced it with my site’s title. Not an ideal workaround, but it did the job. It’ll be a real headache if I ever download an updated Openstrap theme….!