Brizy Stretches Logos in Header

Seb Fontan

• July 14, 2022 03:18

Hello,

 

I've noticed that Brizy stretches (disproportionally) header logos. In other words, they are a few pixels taller than they should be, and not in keeping with the overall dimensions of the image. Once I noticed this, I went back and see that this is the case on all of our Brizy sites.

You can test this easily by adding a Brizy header element and inserting a logo. If you take a close look you will notice that the logo is slightly taller than it should be. I've confirmed this on a brand new WP install with no other plugins running.

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  KC George

  • July 14, 2022 09:42

  Hi Seb,

  I could not fully understand your comment here. Please watch this video on how Brizy logo is expected to work. https://jmp.sh/fnMSkJo May be you can elaborate your concern a bit more.

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  Seb Fontan

  • July 15, 2022 00:42

  Hello,

  Thanks for the reply KC.

  I spent some more time on this today, and have confirmed that Brizy is stretching logos. Specifically, it makes SVG logos too tall by about 4-5 pixels. This causes them to look stretched. I can provide video and other materials if you like, but I believe if you upload an SVG logo to a brizy header as an image, and you compare the image side by side with an original, you will see what I mean.

  Thank you for your help.

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  KC George

  • July 15, 2022 07:46

  Hi Seb,

  I have more questions for you.

  1. How do you measure the difference in height between the original SVG and the SVG file after uploading to Brizy?
  2. Does your observation about difference in height have a real life consequence? Are you not able to achieve a specific design or does it affect your client in anyway?

  https://jmp.sh/yDXzv88

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  Seb Fontan

  • July 16, 2022 00:29

  Thanks for your reply.

  Please allow me to answer your questions:

  1) I first noticed that this was happening as the logos looked stretched. I dismissed this thinking it was just my perception, but the thought kept nagging at me. Finally, I took a screenshot of the way the logo is displayed in Brizy, and resized the original logo to the same width as the logo on Brizy. Then I overlayed the two, and noticed that the Brizy header logo is considerably stretched

  2) Yes to your second question. I can see that the logos are stretched, and this makes them not look as they should. I believe your team should be aware of this as while it is not a pressing issue, it makes the logo artwork look bad.

  I would add that I have been able to fix this for SVG logos using CSS, by hard-coding the width and height using classes.

  Thanks again for looking into it.

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  KC George

  • July 18, 2022 07:17

  Hi Seb,

  I have attempted to reproduce the issue you have mentioned here. Please have a look at my test here.

  https://jmp.sh/VhQmiJD

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