Make partner logos same width (some were too small)#133
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Realising now that the HITS logo does not contain the name of the institution. And VIB is missing. |
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On the https://fair-dom.org/partners page, some logos were smaller than others. The small ones were SVG files set to a small size, the rest are large files scaled down to the width in the grid.
To solve this, I have increased the size of the smaller SVG images. I saved them as new images, in case there are other pages which depend on the old size.
Before:
After:
I didn't change Stellenbosch, it is so tall it would dominate. It would look like this:
