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The Site Logo widget provides a flexible way to place and style your website’s logo anywhere on a page built with Elementor, independent of the header. It offers full control over the logo’s link, appearance, and dimensions.

Content Tab: Logo Settings #

The Site Logo widget provides two primary methods for displaying your brand’s identity, allowing for either global consistency or specific page customization.

  • Logo Source: A dropdown menu that determines where the widget fetches the image from.
  • Option 1: Theme Option Logo: Automatically pulls the primary logo defined in your global theme settings, ensuring brand consistency across the entire site.
  • Option 2: Custom Logo: Allows you to upload a unique image specifically for this widget instance via the Choose Logo media uploader.
  • Link: Define the destination URL (typically the homepage) that users are directed to when clicking the logo.
  • Alt Text: Input descriptive text for the image to improve search engine optimization (SEO) and ensure the site is accessible to screen readers.

Style Tab: Logo Style #

This section allows you to precisely control the appearance and behavior of the brand logo for both Normal and Hover states.

  • Width: Use the pixel-based slider to set a specific width for the logo.
  • Height: Manually adjust the height of the logo to fit your header or section requirements.
  • Background Type: Choose between a Classic solid color or a Gradient background to sit behind the logo file.
  • CSS Filters: Access advanced settings to adjust the logo’s brightness, contrast, saturation, or apply a blur effect.
  • Padding: Control the internal spacing around the logo for better positioning within its container.
  • Border Radius: Round the corners of the logo container by defining values for Top, Right, Bottom, and Left.
  • Border Type: Select from various styles (e.g., Solid, Double, Dashed) or keep it as Default.
  • Box Shadow: Add depth to the logo by configuring a custom shadow effect.
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Updated on February 4, 2026