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Hi Guys - this is extra annoying, as I have solved this problem once already… but can’t remember how I did it.
The original site Webflow site I inherited uses a nifty, dynamic SVG logo that changes colour depending on page/section.
The original challenge was to create a near duplicate site but with a different logo - took me ages to figure out how to do this as whenever I exported the SVG code from Illustrator, it was too long - somehow, I managed to figure it out… but embarrassingly, can’t remember how.
I am now in the position of creating a third site which will replace both of these, as has a new logo (see below). I’ve encountered the same problem in that when I used Illustrator to access the SVG code it’s way over the 10,000 character limit - it also appears more complex in terms of code than the versions that have been successfully implemented. I have the EPS file and have been using Illustrator to generate the SVG… perhaps this is where I’m going wrong…
I have attached two Word files showing the SVG code - one that works and one that is generated by Illustrator when outputting the below logo as an SVG...
Why can't I generate this logo in SVG in the same way as the others? - I have no idea how I managed it last year. Must be getting old. Any thoughts appreciated....
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