@DownPW Yes, the logo changed often because I couldn’t settle on what it should look like, and in all honesty, unless you are a designer, you should never attempt these things yourself - otherwise, they look below par and sub standard… 
Mark we will never leave alone
Those of you with a keen eye might have noticed that the logo has been changed. If you don’t see this, reload your browser as there are extensive code changes that need to be loaded so that the right image is selected with the right theme (they are colour coordinated).
Here’s the logo itself when using the default light theme (which is Flatly)
Here’s the logo itself when using the default dark theme (which is Nord)
As you can see, the logo colours change depending on which theme you are using. This did mean a bit of manual work on my part using Adobe Illustrator - something of a learning curve (and monthly subscription cost 
) I could have used Inkscape, I know, but it’s severely limited and lacks essential functionality, so it’s a non-starter in my view.
The inspiration from this logo comes from a variety of sources. Given that most of what we do on here is in code format (one way or the other), it made sense to use that in the logo. The original version had no radiuses, but I wanted a softer look, so here we are
good it’s a very cool logo
I had the same idea today for the color change for PW
@DownPW Yes, it is very effective. You’ll spend more time on the images themselves than you will on the code !
The code to switch per theme is really simple - example below
$('img[component="brand/logo"]').attr("src", "/assets/customcss/logo/" + whichTheme + ".svg");
I had thought of doing it in CSS but why not.
How does it work?
– Here is what I understand:
put this code in ACP/Custom JS
depending on the theme chosen in the swatch, it applies the logo files in SVG format in “/assets/customcss/logo/”
But the question I ask myself is: is there a particular naming of the logo files?
@DownPW you’ll need to create the files first. The code I provided is just for reference and won’t work out of the gate.
Changing image by CSS is a possibility, but you can’t change an img tag directly which is why I’m using js to do just that. I modified the theme switcher so that it also stores the logo being used.
Ok I think I understand.
Just out of curiosity, the person who made the logo for you, is it expensive?
Because I don’t know a designer. I manage but it’s not my job.
@DownPW not really. It depends on the level of service you want. I can post details if you’d like them?
yep, sure. Pm if you prefer
The logo looks fantastic!
@phenomlab nice logo. I loved it
Pls share with us what kind of CSS and JS code should use for it thanks.
@cagatay The logo itself? It’s an image.
Logo itself its okey but which code i should use to shown it on my website.
@cagatay Not sure I follow here - can you elaborate a bit more?
What a cool redesign Mark! 
Well done my friend 
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Some further re-branding changes have been made in the about page - not sure if anyone has ever actually read this, but it does explain the mission well
good Mr.
I would like to know how you make static pages like that. It’s very nice
