The logo in the header is there in the HTML, but these CSS lines make it so that the logo doesn\'t appear:

@media not all, only screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 1.5), not all, only screen and (min-resolution: 144dpi)

header#top #logo .default-logo {

display: none!important;

}

I\'m not sure what the media constraints mean, but I\'m on a macbook pro (retina) and the website is open full-screen.

When I disable the display none, the logo does appear but the header topbar becomes like twice as large in height.

I checked the site on a normal Windows laptop screen and there it\'s displaying fine.

Kind regards,
Laurent

I\'m having a similar issue, I have a logo on my desktop, but no header logo appears on iOS devices, just a trasparent box.

You have to set a retina logo for mobile to show up now.

Ah thanks, that did it!