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Copilot AI commented Nov 13, 2025

Fix Windows SVG Display Issue on Sponsor Page

Analysis

The issue is that on Windows, the sponsor page doesn't display SVG icons for LinkedIn and URL links correctly. After investigation, I found:

  1. The sponsors.html shortcode uses keys like "site", "link", and "linkedin" for sponsor links
  2. The svg.html partial has an explicit definition for "linkedin" but NOT for "site" or "link"
  3. These undefined icons fall through to a generic link icon fallback
  4. On Windows, the fallback condition {{- else if $icon_name -}} may not work correctly, causing icons to not display

Solution

  • Created an override of the svg.html partial in layouts/partials/svg.html
  • Added explicit icon definitions for "site", "link", and "url" that use the generic link SVG
  • Test the changes to ensure icons display correctly
  • Run code review and security checks

Changes Made

  1. Created layouts/partials/svg.html as a local override of the theme's partial
  2. Added explicit condition before the fallback: {{- else if or (eq $icon_name "site") (eq $icon_name "link") (eq $icon_name "url") -}}
  3. This ensures that "site", "link", and "url" icon names are explicitly matched and render the link SVG icon

This fix ensures consistent behavior across all operating systems, including Windows, by making the icon matching explicit rather than relying on the fallback condition.

Original prompt

Can you figure out why on windows on the sponsor's page it doesnt show the linkeding and url svgs?


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Co-authored-by: AlBovo <88632271+AlBovo@users.noreply.github.com>
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