Change logo to have transparent background#29
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On any background that isn't white it's quite jarring to have a white cutout around the logo. Making the logo background transparent solves this issue, although the logo might now be less distinct if the page it's displayed on matches the logo colours.
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Hi @WalterSmuts thanks for the contribution. Yeah I actually also have an svg without background of the logo, however I was unsure if it was better that way on dark backgrounds. You are probably right, though and we should use the version without background for now. Thanks again for the contribution :) |
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On any background that isn't white it's quite jarring to have a white
cutout around the logo. Making the logo background transparent solves
this issue, although the logo might now be less distinct if the page
it's displayed on matches the logo colours.
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