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FIX: Homebox SVG logo missing in Safari due to size not specified #406

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Fixes #360

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  • New Features
    • Explicitly defined height and width attributes for the SVG logo, enhancing clarity and standardization.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Removed commented-out dimensions in the style attribute for better browser recognition.

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The pull request addresses an issue with the SVG logo in Safari by explicitly adding height and width attributes to the <svg> element in the Logo.vue component. This change ensures that the logo is correctly rendered across different browsers, specifically resolving a rendering problem in Safari by specifying the exact dimensions of 250px for both height and width.

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frontend/components/App/Logo.vue Added explicit height="250px" and width="250px" attributes to the SVG element

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Fix SVG logo rendering in Safari [#360]

Security Recommendations

  1. SVG Attribute Validation: Ensure that the hardcoded dimensions are sanitized and do not introduce any potential XSS vulnerabilities.
  2. Cross-Browser Compatibility: Verify that the added attributes work consistently across different browser versions and platforms.
  3. Accessibility: Consider adding role and aria-label attributes to improve screen reader support for the logo SVG.

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@katosdev katosdev changed the title Katos/totals FIX: Homebox SVG logo missing in Safari due to size not specified Dec 26, 2024
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3-4: Use responsive SVG dimensions for better rendering across devices

By hardcoding the height and width of the SVG, you might inadvertently impact responsiveness on smaller screens. Consider making the SVG dimensions responsive (e.g., using percentage values or the “viewBox” attribute alone) to ensure that it adapts to various screen sizes and maintains its aspect ratio.

Additionally, from a security standpoint, always ensure that any external or inline SVG content is trusted or sanitized to prevent malicious code embedded within the XML.

Would you like suggestions on implementing responsive design for the SVG or a security scanning script to validate that this and other SVG files are safe?

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@katosdev katosdev merged commit 35dcfd2 into main Dec 26, 2024
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@katosdev katosdev deleted the katos/totals branch December 26, 2024 21:47
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So long as we're sure that Apple actually lost this time

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