Generate small and large logos at 4x resolution - #2233
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To support High-DPI displays, generate images at 4 times their displayed resolution, which should be enough to support all current devices according to https://material.io/devices/.
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To support High-DPI displays, generate the logos at 4 times their displayed resolution, which should be enough to support all current devices according to https://material.io/devices/.
This works because the CSS of Semantic UI and the
img-*classes downscale the images to correct CSS dimensions. The base dimensions of 220px and 30px of the images were chosen based on Semantic UI's.logoand.ui.mini.imagedimensions.Samples of the header image from my screen which is roughly 2 dppx, before and after: