My company has changed their logo and I am trying get the new file uploaded onto the website (which I can do with no problems). The problem i have is with the image itself. I cannot seem to get it to be crisp, it just looks horribly pixelated. The logo was created in photoshop cs5 and was saved @ 300 pixels per in. The logo looks good everywhere else except the website. I did notice that when i upload to umbraco it defaults to 100 pixels x 45 or so. Any thoughts or suggestions??? totally stumped.
So, right clicking on the picture and going to properties for the photo show it shows dimensions of 100x45. In Umbraco it shows the image as 165 x 75 with a size of 9416 and type png.
Thew new photo is bigger but will only upload to the same property dimensions of 100x45
Help with Media - Logo
My company has changed their logo and I am trying get the new file uploaded onto the website (which I can do with no problems). The problem i have is with the image itself. I cannot seem to get it to be crisp, it just looks horribly pixelated. The logo was created in photoshop cs5 and was saved @ 300 pixels per in. The logo looks good everywhere else except the website. I did notice that when i upload to umbraco it defaults to 100 pixels x 45 or so. Any thoughts or suggestions??? totally stumped.
Can you give link to yours company site?
http://www.mactusgroup.com
we are changing the logo in the top left which is part of the master template
In "/media/4601/side-logo.png" what width and height you have?
So, right clicking on the picture and going to properties for the photo show it shows dimensions of 100x45. In Umbraco it shows the image as 165 x 75 with a size of 9416 and type png.
Thew new photo is bigger but will only upload to the same property dimensions of 100x45
I must see your problem. You can add me to the skype and maybe I can reseave your problem
skype: antoniopr90
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