White background behind .PNG logo?
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Hi,
I have been attempting to place a logo with text in supermint, but I keep getting a white background behind it, and the quality it poor. Is there something specific I may be missing that causing images with transparent background to develop a background?
Attached are two images. One is a screenshot of the website, the other is a screenshot of a portion of the logo.
thanks
I have been attempting to place a logo with text in supermint, but I keep getting a white background behind it, and the quality it poor. Is there something specific I may be missing that causing images with transparent background to develop a background?
Attached are two images. One is a screenshot of the website, the other is a screenshot of a portion of the logo.
thanks
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I thing that the best way is to use a SVG file. Can you try it ?
Thanks for the reply,
I have created five different SVG file types in Adobe Illustrator and all have failed so far. Here is what I have tried (the first four I converted fonts to outline):
svg 1.0
svg 1.1
svg 1.1 Tiny
svg 1.2 Tiny
try 5:
SVG 1.1 with the following specific settings:
font type:svg (not outlines)
subsetting: only glyphs used
image location: Link (the previous four used Embed)
CSSproperties: style elements (rather than presentation attributes)
Decimal places: 1 (rather than 3)
Text Path: Yes (rather than No)
I've attached a screenshot of the error I received on all 5 attempts.
thanks again.
I have created five different SVG file types in Adobe Illustrator and all have failed so far. Here is what I have tried (the first four I converted fonts to outline):
svg 1.0
svg 1.1
svg 1.1 Tiny
svg 1.2 Tiny
try 5:
SVG 1.1 with the following specific settings:
font type:svg (not outlines)
subsetting: only glyphs used
image location: Link (the previous four used Embed)
CSSproperties: style elements (rather than presentation attributes)
Decimal places: 1 (rather than 3)
Text Path: Yes (rather than No)
I've attached a screenshot of the error I received on all 5 attempts.
thanks again.
I should note that this is a clean install (less than 24 hours old) of Concrete 5.8.1 with no other add-ons installed. It is installed onto a newly created mysql database.
As you can see I've reported this issue as well:
https://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/themes/supermint-3/support/png...
- as multiple people have been experiencing this: reopen it as a bug and fix it please. Thanks.
https://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/themes/supermint-3/support/png...
- as multiple people have been experiencing this: reopen it as a bug and fix it please. Thanks.
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i have the same issue and i think there is a problem for generating images in cache folder please fix this issue
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Same issue here.
Transparant PNG's get a white background (the cache file that is). In the backend file manager (the thumbnail) all is ok.
This only happens when 'constrain size' is selected on the image properties box.
Please fix. It is a bug!
Pawon
Transparant PNG's get a white background (the cache file that is). In the backend file manager (the thumbnail) all is ok.
This only happens when 'constrain size' is selected on the image properties box.
Please fix. It is a bug!
Pawon
The developer is not responding to this issue at all - bad support!
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Is there a preferred action to work around this or am I specifically limited to an 80x90 logo?
thanks