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The navbar, sidebar and footer logo slots, and the mobile drawer.

Three optional logo slots, each set independently in a consumer’s config. The theme renders whatever each points at — the placements below are convention, not enforced by the theme.

Common arrangements

• Product mark in the navbar (OSS shape): set navbar.logo to the product lockup and leave sidebar.logo unset. The navbar mark then shows at every breakpoint.
• Product in navbar, corporate mark in footer (enterprise target): set navbar.logo to the product lockup and footer.logo to the corporate (Solo) mark, with no sidebar.logo.
• Product in sidebar, corporate mark in navbar (older enterprise): set navbar.logo to the corporate mark and sidebar.logo to the product lockup.

The mobile slide-out drawer logo

Below the sidebar breakpoint (xl, 1280px) the persistent sidebar becomes the slide-out drawer, and the theme pins a logo to the top of it — where the navbar logo would sit, since the open drawer covers the navbar’s left region. It uses sidebar.logo if set, otherwise falls back to navbar.logo, so a site that only configures a navbar logo still gets a drawer mark.

Details worth knowing:

• The drawer logo is centered and sized by an explicit height (28px), not max-height — the logo SVGs carry only a viewBox (no intrinsic width/height), which would otherwise collapse a max-height image to 0×0.
• The desktop sidebar header logo (.sidebar-product-logo) is hidden below xl (the drawer logo replaces it), so on a site with sidebar.logo set you never see both at once. It sizes the navbar logo from the width/height params directly, so adjust those to resize it.
• When sidebar.logo is set, the navbar logo is desktop-only (the sidebar/drawer logo covers mobile); when it is not, the navbar logo shows at all breakpoints.

Nothing here is tied to docTabs — logos and tabs are independent features.