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Add IPFS Icon #355
Add IPFS Icon #355
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src/icons/svg/ipfs.svg
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<svg width="1536" height="1792" viewBox="0 0 1536 1792" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> | |||
<path d="M 554.26346,256 0,576.00612 V 1215.9939 L 554.26346,1536 1108.5222,1215.9939 V 575.9817 Z m -57.21298,77.07664 h 0.039 c 33.88814,25.00298 80.11555,25.00298 114.0012,0 L 1012.949,565.09766 c -0.8048,7.13568 -0.8031,14.33423 0,21.47017 L 611.06625,818.58886 c -33.88565,-25.00306 -80.10581,-25.00306 -113.99145,0 L 95.192189,586.57268 c 0.803141,-7.13559 0.803159,-14.33908 0,-21.47502 z m 554.48332,317.5842 0.025,0.0104 c 5.7782,4.26366 12.0176,7.86038 18.599,10.73266 v 464.0321 c -38.5956,16.8454 -61.7083,56.8794 -56.9982,98.7277 l -401.88276,232.0159 c -5.77837,-4.2636 -12.0176,-7.8602 -18.59899,-10.7325 l -0.4498,-461.45923 c 38.59548,-16.84529 61.70825,-56.8742 56.99817,-98.72253 z M 56.993277,653.22924 458.8515,885.25512 c -4.71009,41.84833 18.40243,81.88261 56.99816,98.72746 v 464.03222 c -6.58137,2.8722 -12.82088,6.4738 -18.59898,10.7374 L 95.392442,1226.7363 c 4.710078,-41.8483 -18.402431,-81.8828 -56.998157,-98.7276 V 663.97653 c 6.581616,-2.87228 12.815979,-6.47403 18.59409,-10.73759 z" fill="#000"/> |
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svgo
optimized the fill
attribute away when I built the font locally. Is that supposed to be intended?
The IPFS logo on their website has a filled element in their logo. I am not sure whether it would be in accordance with their brand guidelines to have an unfilled element.
I added a background to the <body>
and this is how it looked :
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I had to remove the infill because the icon has to be made of a single color.
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The fill
element is in the code on this line, but svgo
optimizes it away for me. Does it not do that for you?
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I was refering to this
The IPFS logo on their website has a filled element in their logo. I am not sure whether it would be in accordance with their brand guidelines to have an unfilled element.
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Don't know where the "fill" attrbute came from. I removed it.
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The icon looks okay as generated ( though, I personally wished that the lines were more thicker )
You will have to update the base branch with the head branch once again. Since you have more than one pull request open, you should probably consider separating out the unicode points more further from each other. Otherwise, you would have to merge the head branch into the base branch more often as pull requests are merged.
It doesn't really matter because all branches are modifing the same file and have the same origin commit. So there will always be conflicts to solve. |
Yes, I am sorry that you had to go through all this trouble. It will be made better as part of #344. |
This PR adds the logo of IPFS
Fixes #286