The compact template skips the photo cell entirely — it never reads a photo field, by design — and packs everything else into two dense lines instead of the multi-line block other layouts use. The first line carries your identity: your name in bold, followed by your title, department and company, with the company set in your accent color, each part separated by a small dot and any empty field dropped cleanly so you never see a stray separator next to nothing. The second line carries every contact detail you've filled in — email, phone marked T, mobile marked M, your website's host name and your address — joined the same way, and the whole line is left out if you haven't added any contact details at all. An optional one-pixel accent-colored rule can run down the left edge, and your logo, social links and disclaimer stack beneath the two lines when you add them. Like every orbita template, the result is plain HTML table markup with no stylesheet, no account and nothing stored on a server — just markup you paste into your mail client's signature editor.
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No. The compact template never reads or renders a photo field, by design — fitting a photo in would break the two-line layout it's built around. If you want a photo alongside your details, the classic or card templates both place one beside your text instead; switching templates in the builder keeps the rest of your details exactly as you entered them.
Yes. Add a logo URL and it renders below the two text lines at a fixed width with its natural height preserved, so it never looks stretched. Your social links and any disclaimer you've written stack beneath the logo in the same order, each only appearing when you've actually filled that field in, so an empty signature section never leaves a visible gap.