What is a Logo?
A logo on a webpage is a crucial element that represents the brand of the website.
It is usually located at the top of the webpage and is typically set as a clickable link.
Example Code
<!-- Logo -->
<span id="logo">
<a href="#"> {Website Name} </a>
</span>
.navbar #logo img {
display: block;
width: 40px;
}
Logo Composition
Here, we will use text to compose the logo.
There are various ways to create a logo, but using text is the simplest and easiest method.
In this example, we have used the <span> tag to contain the text.
An <a> tag is used inside to set up a link, allowing the logo to redirect to the main page when clicked.
To set the link, you add a value to the href attribute. We've used # to denote the current page.
This means clicking the logo will navigate you to the current page.
If you want to navigate to another page, input that page's address in the href attribute.
For example, to go to Google, you would enter href="https://www.google.com".
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