@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?
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@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.
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@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?
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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
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@DownPW it’s just standard html
yep but you use a plugin to do it or make HTLML file manually ? Where put you the file etc…
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Ok, this might cause some bemusement and confusion, so apologies in advance. I’ve decided to change the logo again.
The answer here is relatively simple. It’s mostly because the more time wore on, the more I hated it’s overall look and feel. To me, it looked “cheap” and put together quickly without much consideration for the overall statement and services that this site offers.
Sure, it’s consistent with development, writing code, etc, but Sudonix has become so much more than just a support site for NodeBB. Admittedly, it’s still very much the main content of this site as it has never forgotten it’s roots, but I have ambition beyond NodeBB itself as the main topic focus. If you look at the services page, you’ll understand what I mean.
You can very easily see the justification here, and also notice that “Development” is only a portion of what Sudonix offers.
So, without any further interruptions, here’s the new logo
Good question. If you look, it’s simple once you understand. The round circle in the middle is you - the user of this service. The lines around (which look very Japanese, but it wasn’t intended) is a wrapper around you - meaning that all the services and facilities here are designed for, and accessible to you - effectively, you should be able to find everything you want here, and more. Someone else made the comment about a strange sort of Turkish Eye, but it’s not
Ultimately, it’s a symbol of “community”. Somewhere we can all co-exist and learn from each other.
The “complete” version of the logo, which incorporates text etc is below
Now, I personally think that looks “hot” (probably the orange colour…) - I might be wrong here, but it looks catchy (and not cheap). You’ll also notice the intentional division of the words “SUDO” and “NIX” - it’s always been pronounced soo-don-ix and that won’t change, but SUDO and NIX both have special meaning in the IT world as you probably know.
This is the logo, and it’s not going to change I also own the copyright for it, so it is protected at least where the jurisdiction extends to.
If you’d like to know where I got this logo from, it’s below.
The platform uses AI to generate suggestions for your logo. It’s not necessarily “cheap”, but not expensive either in my view, and you can amend it as many times as you like. The only thing I didn’t like was the lack of Google Fonts, so I used the .eps file and made my own version using the fonts I wanted rather than those I was forced to use.
I’d love to get feedback on the new logo!
Logo looks amazing.
There is great utility in this site branching out, firstly because its trustable.
I have two colleagues who contracted developers, via upwork / fiver. They both ended up in similar situations:
Unfinished buggy code, after they had made staged payments the developers were less available to return and fix issues.
Then effectively being held over a barrel for any future changes.
Its an all too common predicament.
And, on other end of spectrum, comparing sudonix to a well know code-help site, Ive found some Moderators to be intolerant there. They can close questions saying there are already answers, when they’re not exactly the same question.
So combining Trust factor and good Moderator attitudes here, this site is on right path.
One wonders if it hadnt been for googlebots slow indexing, it might be too busy … if the word got out this site is so helpful!
How will @phenomlab manage if there were 100s of technical questions a day?!
