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Site logo not showing in multi language site for one language

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Harald

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4/15/2026 10:32 PM

Just deployed a new website (English/German) with DNN 10.3.0
For some reason, the site logo does only show for German but not for English.
Changed the theme back to the standard skin (Aperture) but no luck.
Removed the logo, changed language to english, uploaded the logo again and saved the changes, still no luck.

Any idea?

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Harald

Jeremy Farrance

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4/16/2026 12:01 AM

First thing to do is upgrade to DNN 10.03.01 (just released in the last 2 days).

Then, consider showing us the HTML that is getting output as well as a screenshot of what you are seeing.

Harald

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4/16/2026 8:14 AM

I was able to fix the problem. In the site settings I can see the language flags on the top right. When I changed to English I did not see the site logo on the site settings page. I uploaded the same logo and then it showed up. I was not aware that you can have multiple site logos depending on the language (never paid attention to those flags showing on site setting page).
It's just strange that I had the same setting on my local (10.3.0 DNN with same two languages) and I only uploaded one site logo and it appeared for both languages.

Timo Breumelhof.

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4/16/2026 9:22 AM

Posted By Harald on 4/16/2026 2:14 PM
I was able to fix the problem. In the site settings I can see the language flags on the top right. When I changed to English I did not see the site logo on the site settings page. I uploaded the same logo and then it showed up. I was not aware that you can have multiple site logos depending on the language (never paid attention to those flags showing on site setting page).
It's just strange that I had the same setting on my local (10.3.0 DNN with same two languages) and I only uploaded one site logo and it appeared for both languages.

Yes you can / need to set a logo per language.
But IIRC when you first upload the logo and switch content localization on after that, the logo is copied to all languages.
This might explain the differece between the two sites?

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