Using a image (logo) instead of a picture

[augusto-garcia]

Hi.
I am trying to use a image of a logo instead of a picture on some pages. The problem is that this is not working and I only see "feature image" instead of the .jpg image.
The file was exported from svg.
For another file also built from svg, this works, so I assume the problem is not related with the process. I would like to control the image size as well.
The images are

1. Logo2.jpg (https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1968009/Logo2.jpg), not working
2. Logo.jpg (https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1968009/Logo.jpg), working.
   My goal is to have Logo2.jpg instead of a picture.
   Any suggestion? Thanks.

[mmistakes]

Do you have the code somewhere I can look at to diagnose what's going on? An image is an image. The feature image will pull in whatever you specify, just as long as it's in the images folder. I can't remember if I made the theme with externally linked images or not.

It also has some CSS applied to the image wrap to stretch it to fill the screen 100%. So depending on the size of the original it could look fuzzy if it's upscaling it a bunch. The ideal proportions are longer rather than tall, otherwise you might get some screwy results when the CSS stretches everything.

[augusto-garcia]

The code is from index.md, and the file is on the images folder. I tryed to replace with other files already there and it worked, I mean, the problem only happens with Logo2.jpg. Strange, isn't it? I am not trying to link to external files, I only put them on Dropbox if you want to replicate the problem.

The code:

layout: home
description: "Statistical Genetics Lab, hosted by Department of
Genetics, ESALQ/USP."
tags: [statgen]
image:
feature: Logo2.jpg
credit: augusto garcia

creditlink: http://augusto-garcia.github.io/

[augusto-garcia]

Ops!
I uploaded the page to github in order to give you a better idea, and it worked there (http://augusto-garcia.github.io/statgen-esalq/). There is something I am missing when running jekyll locally, although it worked for other image files. So, you don't need to waste your time on this. Thanks.