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Your file looks ill formated and contains java script.  This could be caused by the Melange website.  Maybe you should upload an zip file to make sure iw won't be changed by the website.

Furthermore: Would it possible to make the sides of the rectangles round?

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Also needs to be bigger.

Can you please give the exact dimensions for the logo in pixels?

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As CSS, the size shouldn't be fixed.  It should be scalable.  Maybe size it to 50% or 100% of the window size.  Right now, it sort of scales but is about 5%.  Too small to evaluate your attention to the detail necessary.

Making it scalabe, with so manu CSS shapes, will not work out well on all resolutions. Can I make it to a fixed size. 500px x 500px maybe?

I have used 600px x 600px as the size.

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So close, but giving up?

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Same as said before: It should be scalable.  Look at the magnifying glass example at the css-tricks website to get an idea on how this could be done.

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Martín, in addition to the scaling issues, I see several errors in the design that should be corrected in the CSS.  The "interconnecting" portions of the link should form a smooth transition, not have a "dent" where it mates up with the circular parts.

Also, can you eliminate the gray (transparent background so we can put it on any page?  I'm also seeing some errors in the gray. This is what I see: http://brlcad.org/tmp/csslogo2.png

Could I use some SVG just to draw the interconnecting portions directly written in the HTML? I mean: the SVG code, not an image itself

Would be right to scale it using "transform:scale(1.5);"? Obviously '1.5' is just an example

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I see this in Safari on Mac OS X:

http://brlcad.org/tmp/csslogo3.png

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That's because I forgot the "-webkit" prefix for rotatating. I'll fix it when I arrive home as soon as I can

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If the task isn't right yet, I ask you for extending the time, please. Otherwise I won't be able to finish it.

By the way, the logo can be scalable by changing the "font-size" of the container div, as shown in the example.

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That's pretty fantastic work Martín!  Looks good now.  The exact diameters look like they may be slightly off our logo, but it's obviously pretty darn close.  Nicely done.

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