Hi All,
What is the best method in changing the size of the jira logo? It is by default restricted to 30x57 pixels?
We would like for example to use a logo of our own on our instance of JIRA that's 100x100 pixels?
Please advise - Must be compatible for jira 5/6 going forward?
Inject the following code by following the instructions here
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Fields+Allowing+Custom+HTML+or+JavaScript
https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/Adding%20JavaScript%20to%20all%20pages%20for%20Google%20Analytics
AJS.$("h1#logo>a").css("height", 100) AJS.$("h1#logo>a>img").css("height", 100) AJS.$("h1#logo>a>img").css("max-height", 100)
I don't think that is possible at least without breaking the JIRA look and feel.
Also this will be a waste of a lot of space in the whole JIRA UI.
Do you really need to use such large logo ?
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30x30 is tiny and causes our company logo to look distorted
I think atleast 50x50 or 75x75 or 100x100 would look much better - Why doesn't
Atlassian offer this basic functionality - Feeling very restricted at the moment.
There must be way to alter this
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Here's how JIRA UI would look like if the logo is 100x100px. Do you think is is acceptable for you ? There is a way to achieve this, but it is a dirty hack and as I said it might break the UI on a lot of places, as the size of the logo is enforced by the AUI library top navigation component I think.
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Alright I guess 100x100 would be way out, but I think 50x50 would look nice?
What is this dirty hack of yours?
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