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Is there any way to change the SharePoint 2013 logo dynamically, ideally via javascript?

I have tried:

document.getElementById("onetidHeadbnnr0").src="\path\image.png";

Also tried:

 div = document.getElementById('onetidHeadbnnr2');
            div.setAttribute("LogoImageUrl", "\path\image.png;");

Both above are not working. I tried using an alert box to debug. There is some issue at the div.setAttribute for this control.

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  • How are you executing it? Are you waiting for the DOM to be completed? – Robert Lindgren Mar 24 '14 at 6:06
  • Robert, I have a scirpt tag right before the closing head tag. How can I check if page is loaded using the _spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames? – variable Mar 24 '14 at 6:06
  • Are you writing this is inside document.ready? – Unnie Mar 24 '14 at 7:01
  • No I am using simple javascript. I am new to this. I am using <script> tags before closing head tag. – variable Mar 24 '14 at 7:02
  • Is this on premises or O365? If it's O365 just note that Microsoft has a track record of changing things like element IDs without notice, so what works today may not necessarily work tomorrow. A safer bet, since that's the only image in that area would be to scope a search to the class and then look for an img tag, as opposed to a specific ID. – webdes03 Jun 29 '14 at 13:08
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which sharepoint logo were you trying to replace? Try the code below. It will replace the logo in the suitebar after the page has finished loading.

$(window).load(function() {

    //change suitebar logo hack
    var suitebar = $("#suiteBar");
    var branding = suitebar.find(".ms-core-brandingText");
    branding.html("<a href='/' title='Suitebar Logo'><img src='/_catalogs/masterpage/pathtoimage.png' height='30px'></a>");
});
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  • the top left logo – variable Mar 25 '14 at 8:40
  • not the sharepoint text, the image (which you can otherwise chagne from look and feel – variable Mar 25 '14 at 9:12
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I know I'm late on this, but it looks like you're using the wrong element ID. Try this:

document.getElementById("ctl00_onetidHeadbnnr2").src="http://path/to/image.png";
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