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Personally, I prefer to keep my logo in the html then make it responsive, or use media queries to adjust the size. See the codepen I created below. You can use a max-width or min-width if you feel it gets too large/small. I’m not a fan of using critical content as a CSS background. CSS should be styling only, keep the content (like logos) in the html.
See the Pen Logo Resize Example by Sarah Beth (@sarahbellum) on CodePen.
It is pretty problematic that you don’t know what style sheet to add the code to. Is this a template where you can access all the code?
In a situation where you have no control over the all the files and tried every way to find it, you may need to override it with an !important (which I hate doing) but only if it is necessary.