Add homepage url in Header logo in wordpress

 First go to header.php and find the logo and add below code like ->

<h1 class="school-logo-text float-left">
        <a href="<?php echo site_url()  ?>"><strong>Fictional</strong> University</a>
      </h1>

and save

and also do the same in footer menu and footer logo.


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