Hi,

Can you confirm you looked into Tableau online? In Tableau server you should do it using tabadmin command.

BR

Sharad

Hi,

Yes. Please refer to link below to customize logo in Tableau server.

Change the Name or Logo

BR

Sharad

Arvind - The ability to have a different-logo-per-site is a Tableau Online feature only - Your Tableau Server can't do this.

Hi Russell Christopher.

I need to backup the customized content, but i wasn't able to find our personalized logo in my server. When i inspect web page its shown this path:

Do you know how can i find the customized images?

No, I don't recall of the top of my head - Just use "Agent Ransack" to search the file system for this file, however.

Thanks Russell.

I found it. I don't recall where as well, but i was looking for it inside installation files and the custom folder stay outside.

We have a handful of sites on our server that correspond with business groups. There are a handful of users and developers that span the multiple sites. It would be great to have a visual queue using the logo option to let these 'spanners' and newer users easily know which site they are in. Do you know if the ability to have a logo per site is on the radar for on-prem Tableau Server installations?

this is an old thread, but it's still the case that for on-premise deployments, the logo is across the entire Tableau Server, not at the site level.

you can go upvote this idea though.  https://community.tableau.com/ideas/5837

Had voted it up earlier; but the idea appears to not be a popular one. I would be happy to vote up the idea again if it let me.

If it is available with Tableau Online, I suspect it could be implemented at the Tableau Server level. Any Sith lords out there that know of a special setting within the XML or configuration files to make this happen?

I had a quick look at a small instance of Tableau Online that I'm subscribed to and the logo is specified as via the dialog settings.  Without Tableau implementing an on-premise logo solution, I can't right now see a way to hack into this.

Behind the scenes when it renders, the HTML looks like this.