Matt Ryan wrote:
I had heard once that there were browser compatibility issues with SVG - specifically, that they didn't "work properly" on browsers other than IE. Perhaps I misunderstood??
Firefox can render SVG files. There are some minor syntactic hoops you need jump through if you want to have the images inline, but it's not difficult. You can't use the usual <IMG> tag, but instead use <EMBED>. Now, as to browsers rendering this correctly in the first place... that's a different story.
Apparently, you can also do completely inline SVG as well, but I'm not sure about that.
I think that this is something that could be enabled or disabled in conf.php, on a per-site basis, and the default should be to generate PNG files--the current behavior.
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