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A note for application developers about using Site's logo instead of css sprites

1 pointsby smilepet_26about 10 years ago

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smilepet_26about 10 years ago
A note for application developers: I find it hard to get the logo of any website due to the fact that most websites use css-sprites to show their respective site&#x27;s logo. If I am having a public site and would like to give information about other sites, I am not able to show the related site&#x27;s logo because the logo is embedded with other images in a css sprite. Consider, I like to show Twitter&#x27;s bird logo in my pubic listing but it&#x27;s infact a css sprite like this <a href="https://g.twimg.com/sites/all/themes/gazebo/img/sprite.png" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;g.twimg.com&#x2F;sites&#x2F;all&#x2F;themes&#x2F;gazebo&#x2F;img&#x2F;sprite.png</a> In this case, there is no way to show the site&#x27;s identifiable logo. I would suggest developers to have site&#x27;s logo as a separate image and don&#x27;t mess up with other css sprites as this will hinder from showing your identity uniquely.