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Is there a special trick to get an appropriately sized logo for the website to not pixelate? I've tried exporting out of Photoshop in the recommended size (190x80 pixels) and that doesn't seem to work, although, I am not a Photoshop expert. Anytime I resize in Cvent with their tools, it almost always pixelates. Also, keep in mind that for our websites, we typically have pretty small logos for the look my boss goes for. I just seem to run into this issue every time I'm dealing with a logo.

Unfortunately, not that I've found. I have a workaround though!

I created a custom data tag at the account level under Admin > General > Custom Data Tags. I used a Content Block type.

Here is the code that I entered in the HTML box (I left the Plain Text box blank):

<style type="text/css"> @media only screen and (max-width: 30em) [class^="WebsiteNavigator__leftContent"] [class^="Image__image"] img { width: 120px !important; } </style>

Then I added the data tag to all of my website footers (I use templates so I don't have to remember!). Be sure to add it to each of the footers you use on your sites. 

Is there a special trick to get an appropriately sized logo for the website to not pixelate? I've tried exporting out of Photoshop in the recommended size (190x80 pixels) and that doesn't seem to work, although, I am not a Photoshop expert. Anytime I resize in Cvent with their tools, it almost always pixelates. Also, keep in mind that for our websites, we typically have pretty small logos for the look my boss goes for. I just seem to run into this issue every time I'm dealing with a logo.

Unfortunately, not that I've found. I have a workaround though!

I created a custom data tag at the account level under Admin > General > Custom Data Tags. I used a Content Block type.

Here is the code that I entered in the HTML box (I left the Plain Text box blank):

<style type="text/css"> @media only screen and (max-width: 30em) [class^="WebsiteNavigator__leftContent"] [class^="Image__image"] img { width: 120px !important; } </style>

Then I added the data tag to all of my website footers (I use templates so I don't have to remember!). Be sure to add it to each of the footers you use on your sites. 

Is there a special trick to get an appropriately sized logo for the website to not pixelate? I've tried exporting out of Photoshop in the recommended size (190x80 pixels) and that doesn't seem to work, although, I am not a Photoshop expert. Anytime I resize in Cvent with their tools, it almost always pixelates. Also, keep in mind that for our websites, we typically have pretty small logos for the look my boss goes for. I just seem to run into this issue every time I'm dealing with a logo.