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Why does my created theme expand the size of the text within?

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brienoraighne
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I created a theme to you specifications. When I tested it out the size of the logo was too big. I then changed the size of the logo to about half the size but the theme still doesn't change. The logo seems extremely expanded and pixelated. Why did this happen when I shrunk the size of the text?

I created a theme to you specifications. When I tested it out the size of the logo was too big. I then changed the size of the logo to about half the size but the theme still doesn't change. The logo seems extremely expanded and pixelated. Why did this happen when I shrunk the size of the text?

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the-edmeister
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Which theme is that? URL for it so we can see it in action?

jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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I'm not sure you'll find many theme experts on this forum. Perhaps you could get better advice on the Add-ons site?

https://forums.mozilla.org/ (scroll down if you don't see the Themes section)

cor-el
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Firefox places Persona images as lightweighttheme-header and lightweighttheme-footer in the Firefox profile folder (xxxxxxxx.default). The images will be resized and copied to the lwtheme folder and you need to delete the files in this folder to make Firefox use a new Persona.

You can use this button to go to the currently used Firefox profile folder:

  • Help > Troubleshooting Information > Profile Directory: Show Folder (Linux: Open Directory; Mac: Show in Finder)