That’s it, many hours of work to get that far distilled into a short step-by-step blog post, I hope others will find this of use. For this, I used this fabulous tool: Conclusion To do this I used the online tool here: which converted the PDF to SVG Converting a gradient PNG into a good quality SVGġ. Using an SVG instead of a png resolves issues with logo rendering on screens with low resolution – and it ensures minimal pixelation and aliasing of the logo image. You can then upload SVGs to the media gallery, and set them as the logo.For this, I installed and used: ‘SVG Support’ plugin by Benbodhi.All you need is a plugin to allow you to include SVG.How to upload and render the SVG in WordPress and DIVI Simply open the two SVGs, and copy and paste the gradient into the logo with the text – removing the broken image and save to an SVG.On Mac download and install XQuartz (x11 server) download here:.Download Inkscape from here: on Mac you will need to do step 3 before you run it….But Inkscape is an open-source alternative. What I was trying to achieve can be done in illustrator. In the end, I ended up using Inkscape for Mac.I generated an SVG from this part and then needed to combine the circle gradient back with the text of the logo. You need this to be at 255 for the colour to be fully opaque. Underneath those is another labelled 'A'. In the Fill and Stroke panel, look at the colour blocks labelled 'R', 'G' and 'B'. So I embarked on a journey to figure out exactly how to do this… The reason was I had a logo in PDF that I converted to an SVG with an embedded png (it had a gradient). You can use the slider that I've pointed to Image A to adjust transparency, but you can also change the alpha value in the colour itself. You could overlay them in HTML – but that’s not ideal – and you could try editing the XML of the SVG direct – but again that’s not ideal. Combining two SVG images together can be difficult.
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