[DashboardLayout] Add branding prop as override #4442
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apedroferreira
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Nov 20, 2024
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@apedroferreira Missed mentioning that we should document this override prop in this section: https://mui.com/toolpad/core/react-dashboard-layout/#branding |
Good point, we should do it, will add later! |
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Small change just to try to address this old discussion: #4118
Add a
brandingprop toDashboardLayoutthat can be used to override theAppProviderbranding.Also slightly increased spacing between logo and title in the layout header bar, as I noticed it was currently too small for most logos.