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Add logo
Related to #231. This removes the defected logo from the website and adds the new logo to the table of contents, it looks like this:
The other option is to have the grid in the table of contents above the image, but I don't like it
Hi @Ali-Tehrani Can we use a .svg (vectorial) graphic instead of the .png? This would prevent the image from pixelating when zoomed.
I've tried doing it with svg but I'll have to convert it to png anyways to make the background transparent and to invert. I've zoomed in on the images myself (when on the website) and don't see any problems with it. I've added a *.svg file for it in the images in case anyone else wants to do it
Hi @Ali-Tehrani, I can make the .svg with transparent background and using vectorial graphics. Can you send me the file used to create the logo? So I can use the same fonts? Thank you very much.
The example below does not have the same font as yours
Hi @marco-2023, I've attached the powerpoint that I used. The font is Franklin Gothic grid_graphical_abstract(1).pptx
@Ali-Tehrani Here is the vectorial white grid logo without background. It took me some time to reproduce it. Please tell me what you think. If you need any other colours or modifications let me know
I think it looks good. I keep wondering if the "d" should be a $\nabla$ or a $\tfrac{d}{dx}$ but this isn't important.
Was the filled "D" letter intended? Other than that, I really like! @Ali-Tehrani can you point out which D letter is filled so I can fix it? Any difference with the png logo is unintended.
@Ali-Tehrani I think it should be a "selection" problem. This is how I see it using github dark theme
Below I add the same vectorial graph using the original colour.
Below is the logo following @PaulWAyers idea of using $\nabla$. For using the derivative (I don't have it clear)
Some of the tests and workflows were failing because of inconsistent treatment of variables across python versions. Fixed that. Merging the PR