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Also, take a look at this Kinsta Favicon article. It is easy to add your own favicon, you just need an image/graphic. |
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What size does the art have be provided. The UP! may work. We would have to see. Provide the pixel height and width. |
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Got the dimensions - 512 x 512 |
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I am sending you a JPG and PNG of the UP! via email. |
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You did not get an SVG version? I do not think the exclamation mark looks good for such a tiny graphic. If you had an SVG version I could remove the exclamation mark. If not, then I'll try to bring the png into Inkscape and turn it into a vector graphic and then remove the mark. |
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I have a SVG logo. It is attached to this email.
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exclamation mark. If not, then I'll try to bring the png into Inkscape and
turn it into a vector graphic and then remove the mark.
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I don't see it in this post. Did you mean the email? All I saw in the email was a png and jpg. I was able to convert the PNG to SVG, remove the exclamation mark and then resave as PNG. I uploaded that into the media library. What we could do is have a page open with the current one, then change it and open another page then compare the two. |
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Ok, let's do that.
The logos I sent you were SVG files that I converted to PNG and Jpg. The
article said that those were formats that could be used. We can discuss
this morning.....
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I don't see it in this post. Did you mean the email? All I saw in the
email was a png and jpg. I was able to convert the PNG to SVG, remove the
exclamation mark and then resave as PNG. I uploaded that into the media
library. What we could do is have a page open with the current one, then
change it and open another page then compare the two.
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You mentioned seeing the WordPress logo on the browser tab and how you thought that meant the site is not live. That is a default Favicon. I mentioned this and that you need to provide me with an image to add your own favicon. If you have the original logo in SVG format, then you can use Illustrator, Inkscape, and maybe Figma to "break apart" the logo into components. I think the UP with an arrow would work well.
Maybe the graphic designer could do that for you without charge, although he should have provided it to you.
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