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Summary

There are 2 issues I have observed with st.logo in the Sidebar

1. When resizing the sidebar, there is a minimum width that the Sidebar will render to. However, if you keep dragging the affordance to be even more narrow, the logo can completely disappear
2. Once you're in that state, trying to resize the Sidebar to be wider leads to it constantly resetting back to its smaller state. At a point, it will eventually allow you to make it wider.

I assume in both of these cases, we are applying delta values and not properly maintaining an expected min-width in the logic.

Reproducible Code Example

import streamlit as st

st.logo("https://doc-logo.streamlit.app/~/+/media/c002e45a7485e9ce0653817a63b88d290c3eb4f7182c3cc870c2c7bc.png")

Steps To Reproduce

1. Utilize the above code sample
2. Resize the Sidebar to its narrowest width
3. Keep resizing it to be narrower. Observe that the logo disappears
4. Now, try to resize the Sidebar to be wider. Observe that the sidebar keeps snapping back to its min width. Eventually, it will allow you to make it wider

Expected Behavior

1. I would expect that if you attempt to resize the Sidebar narrower than its min, nothing would happen
2. I would expect that if you attempt to resize the Sidebar to be wider, then it will apply that wider width (assuming it's within the max width bound)

Current Behavior

Is this a regression?

• Yes, this used to work in a previous version.

Debug info

• Streamlit version: 1.44.1
• Python version: 3.13
• Operating System: MacOS
• Browser: Chrome

Additional Information

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