Why does the agency logo still show on top of my custom sub-account logo?

GoHighLevel draws the white-label agency logo on a ::before or ::after pseudo-element of the logo container. Pseudo-elements paint above the container's own background, so a background-image logo sits underneath it. Hiding only the img tag, or scoping the hide rule to one sidebar variant, leaves the agency logo visible. This generator removes the img, ::before and ::after for the chosen location.

Where do I find the GoHighLevel location ID?

Open the sub-account. The location ID is the part of the address bar after /location/. It is usually 20 characters long.

GoHighLevel Sub-Account Logo CSS Generator

Sub-account details

Sub-account name

Used as a label so the block is easy to find later.

Location ID

Open the sub-account. The ID is the part after /location/ in the address bar. Pasting the full link works too.

Logo link

Upload the logo to the sub-account's Media Library and copy its link. A wide, transparent PNG or WebP looks best.

Logo height (px)

Between 40 and 200. 100 suits most logos.

Preview and code

This is roughly how the logo will sit at the top of the sidebar.

Code to paste

Fill in the name, location ID and logo link to get your code.

How to add it

Copy the codeUse the Copy code button once the preview looks right.
Open agency Custom CSSSwitch to the agency view and open the Custom CSS setting where your white-label styles live.
Paste at the bottomAdd a new line after the last closing } and paste. One block per sub-account.
Save and refreshOpen the sub-account and hard refresh with Ctrl+Shift+R (Mac: Cmd+Shift+R).

Why the agency logo keeps showing through

Most sub-account logo snippets hide the img tag and set a background image on the logo container. That works until the agency logo reappears on top of the new one.

The cause is that GoHighLevel paints the white-label logo on a ::before or ::after pseudo-element of the same container. A pseudo-element always draws above its parent's background, so the custom logo ends up underneath. Snippets that only hide the pseudo-element inside .sidebar-v2-location also miss the other sidebar layouts, such as the collapsed sidebar and the mobile header.

The code this tool generates removes the image, both pseudo-elements and any background they carry, for the one location you enter, on every sidebar layout. Nothing changes for your other sub-accounts or the agency view.

Questions

Will this change the logo in my other sub-accounts?

No. Every rule is scoped to the location ID you enter, so other sub-accounts and the agency view keep their current logo.

The logo didn't change. What should I check?

Make sure the location ID matches the address bar exactly, capitals included. Open the logo link in a private window; if it doesn't load there, it won't load for your clients either. Finally, check the block was pasted after the last closing brace, not inside another rule.

What size should the logo image be?

Use a wide, transparent image about two to three times the height you choose here, so it stays sharp on high-resolution screens. Square logos work but tend to look small in the sidebar.

How do I remove a custom logo later?

Delete that sub-account's block from your agency Custom CSS and save. The default logo returns after a refresh.

Will this keep working after GoHighLevel updates?

It targets the logo container classes GoHighLevel currently uses. If a platform update renames them, the logo will fall back to the default rather than break the page, and the selectors will need updating.