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There is a bug in Firefox with the bootstrap navbar-brand image. These methods above FIX the firefox issue by applying padding to the image and not the .navbar-brand tag removing the padding on .navbar-brand.
If you're looking for my original post using object fit method I have removed it for now because it is not fully supported in IE without a polyfill or fallback using css tables.
These are all examples of how to use a logo image in the bootstrap nav using tag. Using height on the logo along with width: auto, the image will resize to fit within the navbar and not overflow onto the page. This works exactly the same way .img-responsive does except in reverse. However, there is currently a bug in firefox so we have to apply the padding to the im
Enable an event subscriber dynamically (the right way)
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