PenciDesign Supporter replied
Hi,
I've checked your site, and the issue is caused by the WebP optimization plugin. It's configured to convert all uploaded images to the WebP format, including SVG files. As a result, your SVG logo is being converted to WebP, which prevents it from displaying correctly.
I also noticed that when you upload an SVG image, WordPress is rendering it as a regular image (<img src="...">) instead of outputting the inline SVG code. This means the SVG behaves like a standard image rather than a true inline SVG, which may also affect how it is displayed.
Regards,
PenciDesign.