Aryan Guard

There are two images at the top of the forum, one to the right and one to the left:


I suspect the one to the right isn't showing up properly on every browser. Can folks check in to tell me what they're seeing from their end?

And yes, I realize the one on the left is almost lost against the background. I'll probably replace it with something different later.

It's not showing up on either Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome. Are you sure you are linking to the graphic stored on your server and not on your local machine?

Quote from: fluxmaster on Feb 16, 2026, 07:51 PMIt's not showing up on either Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome. Are you sure you are linking to the graphic stored on your server and not on your local machine?

It's a browser issue. The image is an SVG image - a sort of composite of PNG images - and some browsers just don't seem to like it.

Here's the direct link to the image: https://aryanguard.org/forum/Themes/Blue_Space2.1.4/images/smflogo.svg

Quote from: Jotunn on Feb 16, 2026, 07:57 PM

Quote from: fluxmaster on Feb 16, 2026, 07:51 PMIt's not showing up on either Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome. Are you sure you are linking to the graphic stored on your server and not on your local machine?

It's a browser issue. The image is an SVG image - a sort of composite of PNG images - and some browsers just don't seem to like it.

Here's the direct link to the image: https://aryanguard.org/forum/Themes/Blue_Space2.1.4/images/smflogo.svg

On both Chrome and Edge, when I click on the direct link, I get the following message:

QuoteThis XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

So it appears that, in order for the graphic to display, you need two files, the image file and a style sheet. Perhaps the SVG file is located on your server, but the CSS file is on your local machine. They both need to be on the server.

 How to Style SVG Images with CSS: A Simple Guide - Hongkiat (https://www.hongkiat.com/blog/scalable-vector-graphic-css-styling/)

I don't believe I've hosted anything on my local machine. I'll just have to make a CSS file for the browsers that demand it.

What browser do you use? Let me check it out on that browser before you do anything to see whether I can see it. Have you checked it out on Edge or Chrome?

I generally use Mozilla Firefox. I do have Edge, and the image doesn't show there. I don't have Chrome on this computer; not sure why, as it was my favourite browser for quite a while.

Oh, yes, it does show up in Firefox. That's bizarre. So you were correct: It had nothing to do with any files on your local machine.