Thread:OfficialBrandonF/@comment-33102350-20180601184032/@comment-24859105-20180601193950

Okay, so here is what you have to do.

If you have Photoshop (which is what I use), follow these steps for the wiki wordmark that you can custom make:

1. Get whatever files and fonts you need to create the wordmark off of the internet.

2. Open Photoshop and create a 250x65 file; this is the max size for a wordmark.

3. Now, the size of the images and text need to be changed greatly in order for it to fit into the wordmark file the right way.

4. You want to make sure (and this is mandatory; especially when I do it) to turn off the background of the wiki wordmark. This is so people won't see a white background on it.

5. Save the file as both a .psd and a .png file (it won't use .jpg files; I have tried this before).

6. Go into the "My Tools" section of your wiki.

7. Click on Theme Designer.

8. Go to the bottom tab. When you see the word "Wordmark", upload your wiki wordmark file and it should change it. You definitely need to save on this part.

9. Enjoy your custom wiki wordmark.

Now, for the background, I would highly suggest going to Community Central on Wikia and asking someone for help since I have had this issue before with the background.

I hope this helps!

- Brandon