Newlogo #909
Newlogo #909
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We have been discussing these new logos for a long time. Can we get a blessing to make them a part of the TOML project? @pradyunsg @mojombo |
Co-authored-by: Dave Ostroske <[email protected]>
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Adding only the original vector files should be more than sufficient. Everyone should be able to convert it to the size they need and it prevents committing binary files to a repo (and also ensure there is a single source of truth). |
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| The tagline "config files for humans" is intended to be use in conjuction with | ||
| the logo on headers, footers, or any other place where the logo can be displayed | ||
| in large format (to preserve the lisibility of the tagline). |
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Also some of these icons like logos/monochrome/toml-mark-black-L.png seem to have an improper viewbox showing padding on some sides but not the others. |
Having raster versions of the logo in the repository is a common practice. It helps the quick adoption of the logo in most use cases.
You're right. Thank you for noticing. Let me fix that. |
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| The color versions are intended for a white background, while the reverse | ||
| versions are intended for a black background. The fallback versions were | ||
| designed for when the background cannot be controlled, such as in Github |
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| designed for when the background cannot be controlled, such as in Github | |
| designed for when the background cannot be controlled, such as in GitHub |
| The color versions are intended for a white background, while the reverse | ||
| versions are intended for a black background. The fallback versions were | ||
| designed for when the background cannot be controlled, such as in Github | ||
| `readme.md` files where the background depends on the user's dark or light theme |
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| `readme.md` files where the background depends on the user's dark or light theme | |
| `README.md` files where the background depends on the user's dark or light theme |
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| ## Icons | ||
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| The icons are indented to be used as favicon. |
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| The icons are indented to be used as favicon. | |
| The icons are intended to be used as favicons. |
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| ## Tagline | ||
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| The tagline "config files for humans" is intended to be use in conjuction with |
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| The tagline "config files for humans" is intended to be use in conjuction with | |
| The tagline "config files for humans" is intended to be used in conjuction with |
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| The tagline "config files for humans" is intended to be use in conjuction with | ||
| the logo on headers, footers, or any other place where the logo can be displayed | ||
| in large format (to preserve the lisibility of the tagline). |
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| in large format (to preserve the lisibility of the tagline). | |
| in large format (to preserve the visibility of the tagline). |
I put the new TOML logos, marks and icons in this PR. Let me know if it works for you.