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  1. Share a link to your site here so we can take a close look and give specific advice.

  2. It’s almost certainly because the logo was saved and/or optimized as a .jpg (with an opaque background) instead of a .png or .webp (which supports transparent backgrounds.) Try uploading a new copy that’s saved in an image format that handles transparent backgrounds and you should be fine.

    Slightly more precarious alternative: Use a graphics package (e.g. photoshop, Draw) and change the white background to ##f3f5f6, the background color of your header row. That will work fine in this context but if you need to change the header background again you’ll have to re-re-edit it. Best to use a transparent background.

 

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