feat(docs): put the TablePro wordmark in the navbar - #2356
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The navbar showed the square app icon and nothing else, so the header never said "TablePro". These are the wordmark lockups, icon plus word, one per theme.
-2%tracking, cap height 13.8px in a 24px frame#1F1B16on the light navbar (17.1:1),#F5F1EAon the dark one (17.2:1)Mintlify renders the logo at
h-6, which is 24px, and serves it through its CDN with?fit=max.fit=maxnever upscales, so a source shorter than 72px would go soft on a 3x display. 3x at 9 KB is cheaper than the risk.logo.pngis deleted. It was the 1024×1024 app icon, andlogo.lightandlogo.darkboth pointed at it.Note the naming, which reads backwards:
logo.lightis the file drawn on the dark navbar. Mintlify's field docs say "logo.light: Path to your logo file for light mode", but the rendered markup puts it on theblock dark:hiddenimage. The files here are named for the background they sit on, which is what the markup does.Re-encoded at zlib 9 from the Figma export, keeping the colour chunks. Decompressed pixel data is byte-identical, so nothing shifted.
favicon.pngis unchanged. It stays the square icon at 256×256; a wordmark would be illegible at 32px.https://claude.ai/code/session_01TvGVLvwiH8ahw2wghtVs8s