PropJockey pngs, svgs, favicons, and more
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"the value of properties, orchestrated"
Hex:
- Brand1 (Purple)
#8100f0
- Brand2 (Pink)
#ff00c7
- BrandBlend (Face)
#b989c0
HSL:
- Brand1 (Purple)
hsl(todo)
- Brand2 (Pink)
hsl(todo)
- BrandBlend (Face)
hsl(todo)
LCH:
- Brand1 (Purple)
lch(todo)
- Brand2 (Pink)
lch(todo)
- BrandBlend (Face)
lch(todo)
Standard | Lines | Lines-White |
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If embeded, propjockey.svg
has the following CSS var() enhanced functionality and fallback defaults
var(--pjLogoBrand1, #8100f0)
var(--pjLogoBrand2, #ff00c7)
var(--pjLogoFace, #b989c0)
var(--pjLogoEyes, #ffffff)
var(--pjLogoColorOpacity, 1)
var(--pjLogoLines, currentColor)
So if the svg or any ancestor in dom provides those var values, the SVG will use those colors.
The opcity of all the colors (as a group) can be set to 0 so only the lines are shown
Similarly, propjockey-lines.svg
has this var enhancement:
var(--pjLogoLines, currentColor)
So, if embeded, it will automatically use the containing element's current font color.
The var overwrites it for consistency.
Further, propjockey-lines-white.svg
has this var enhancement:
var(--pjLogoLines, #ffffff)
So it defaults to white but can be overwritten with the common var should it exist.
Specifically all lowercase and with a dash "augmented-ui" (avoid "Augmented UI" etc)
todo: many other projects here
These sites/services are just the best:
https://realfavicongenerator.net/
https://svgtrace.com/png-to-svg
Much appreciation <3