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webmaster c83186f809 directory: hide the clients line at 0, and profile links are logo only
Clients line: a count of 0 (or an absent count) now renders NO line at all —
never "0 clients", never a dash. The >=1 rules (the plural, the plain number)
are unchanged. Same rule in the runtime renderer and in build-directory.py.

Links row: LinkedIn/GitHub/Upwork/Fiverr now render as LOGO ONLY. The four marks
are one uniform monochrome set (Simple Icons v13, 24x24, single-path), inlined so
the row makes no request and each mark inherits currentColor. Self-hosted copies
in static/icons/. Each link keeps its accessible name (aria-label + title, e.g.
"GitHub profile"); the inline SVG is aria-hidden + focusable=false; the hit area
is 36x36 around a 24px mark, with a visible focus ring.

A null/blank link value still renders no anchor (no empty icon).
2026-11-03 21:19:00 +00:00
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static/icons — the profile-link icon set

Four monochrome brand marks shown in the freelancer directory card's links row (/odoo-community-developers/): LinkedIn, GitHub, Upwork, Fiverr.

Source: Simple Icons v13 — one uniform set, so the four share one visual language by construction: the same 24 × 24 grid, the same internal padding, the same monochrome mass, single-path art. Nothing here is hand-drawn and nothing is fetched from a third party at runtime.

How the page uses them. The card inlines the same path data (see LINK_ICONS in the page's script and in work/build-directory.py), so the links row makes zero requests and each mark inherits the link's currentColor. These files are the self-hosted, drop-in copy of that set — identical geometry — for any host that prefers a file over an inline <svg>.

Brand rule. A brand mark is never redrawn and never restyled beyond a single monochrome fill. The one styling the page applies is fill="currentColor".

The role/aria-label here are for standalone use; the card strips them and marks the inline SVG aria-hidden="true" focusable="false", putting the accessible name on the link (aria-label + title, e.g. "GitHub profile").