svn commit: r1928627 - in apr/site/branches/new-logo: docs/images logo xdocs/images

Author: brane
Date: Fri Sep 19 23:26:47 2025
New Revision: 1928627

Log:
Update the style classes in the source Inkscape images and regenretate
a better optimised version of the logo; it's now about 60% of the
previous size. Update the logo README.

Modified:
   apr/site/branches/new-logo/docs/images/apr-logo-site.svg
   apr/site/branches/new-logo/docs/images/apr-logo-standalone.svg
   apr/site/branches/new-logo/logo/README
   apr/site/branches/new-logo/logo/apr-logo-inkscape.svg
   apr/site/branches/new-logo/logo/apr-oakleaf-inkscape.svg
   apr/site/branches/new-logo/xdocs/images/apr-logo-site.svg
   apr/site/branches/new-logo/xdocs/images/apr-logo-standalone.svg

Modified: apr/site/branches/new-logo/docs/images/apr-logo-site.svg
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Modified: apr/site/branches/new-logo/docs/images/apr-logo-standalone.svg
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Modified: apr/site/branches/new-logo/logo/README
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--- apr/site/branches/new-logo/logo/README	Fri Sep 19 22:20:35 2025	(r1928626)
+++ apr/site/branches/new-logo/logo/README	Fri Sep 19 23:26:47 2025	(r1928627)
@@ -41,9 +41,9 @@ It contains the outlined oak-leaf, text
 
 Without modifications, this logo only works on a white background. To use
 it in other contexts, change the fill and stroke of the leaf outline to the
-desired colour. This can be done with CSS, as the outline path(s) have unique
-identifiers. However, do not use the logo on a dark background, that just
-won't work.
+desired colour. This can be done with CSS, by overriding the style class
+.apr-oakleaf-outline, and maybe the fill of .apr-text-inverse.
+Do not use the logo on a dark background, that just won't work.
 
 NOTE: This image has embedded text. You must install the required fonts
       in order to view or edit it.
@@ -82,7 +82,6 @@ Step 2: Convert all text to paths/curves
 
 Step 3: Export the image as a plain or optimised SVG. Be careful with
         optimisations: the curve points must be exported with high precision
-        or there may be special effects, and element identifiers should be
-        retained, at least for the outline, if you plan on modifying the
-        colours through CSS. (Note that it's easy enough to add unique
-        to later with a text editor, if you're patient enough.)
+        or there may be special effects (4 decimal points is good enough), and
+        style classes should be preserved if you plan on modifying the colours
+        through CSS.

Modified: apr/site/branches/new-logo/logo/apr-logo-inkscape.svg
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Modified: apr/site/branches/new-logo/logo/apr-oakleaf-inkscape.svg
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Modified: apr/site/branches/new-logo/xdocs/images/apr-logo-site.svg
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Modified: apr/site/branches/new-logo/xdocs/images/apr-logo-standalone.svg
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