Shopify themes, liquid, logos, and UX
I'd like to have a vector image for our logo and I'm using the Dawn theme. I've seen a few tutorials on how to do this using liquid from a year or two ago, but both reference code that is not present in the current version of Dawn that I'm using.
Can anybody help me figure out what I need to edit? Thanks!
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Well I've figured out the issue -- you can't upload SVGs on firefox. No need to get involved with the code if you just use chrome for that particular task.
Send me your logo image so I can help you to convert it to SVG, and then you can upload it to your logo in Online store > Themes > Customize > Theme settings
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Thank you! I already have it in SVG format, but the problem I've been encountering is that when I go to theme settings it won't let me upload an SVG -- it just says the image failed to upload (apparently shopify doesn't support uploading SVGs.
I was able to upload the SVG to the theme assets in the code editor, but I don't know how to edit the header.liquid file to make it appear, and none of the tutorials I've found reference code that exists in the version of Dawn I have.
This is an accepted solution.
Well I've figured out the issue -- you can't upload SVGs on firefox. No need to get involved with the code if you just use chrome for that particular task.
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