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Logo Size Help Wanted

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I removed the logo except for the main page by using this code - #logo {display: none} in Dashboard>Settings>Theme - "Custom CSS code" and did the following to place the logo only on the main page.

Path - Dashboard>Settings>Homepage - "Title" box
Here's my mod:
<img src="image address/file" width="80%">

It looks perfect on mobile, but it's too big on a computer. Is there a simple way to distinguish between a mobile and a computer through the Dashboard>Settings>Homepage - "Title" box path?

Thank you.

Edit: Fixed spelling error.
 
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CSS

Code:
.device-nonmobile <selector> { your non mobile device rules }
.device-mobile <selector> { your mobile device rules }
 
CSS

Code:
.device-nonmobile <selector> { your non mobile device rules }
.device-mobile <selector> { your mobile device rules }

Hi, It doesn't work

#index .top-bar-logo img{margin:auto;width:100%;margin-top:40px;height: 143px; width:341px;}
#index .device-mobile .top-bar-logo img{margin:auto;width:#%;margin-top:#px;height: #px; width:#px;}
 
Of course it won't, your code is wrong. The device class is added to the root html and you call it as a child node.
 
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