[O] Including SVG images in html document
Hello, according to org mode documentation it is possible to include SVG images while exporting to Docbook, but is it possible to use them in html export too? Small example: #+TITLE: Export to HTML with SVG image #+AUTHOR: Vladimir Lomov * SVG image in HTML document #+name: gnuplot-img1 #+begin_src gnuplot :exports both set term svg set output gnuplot-img1.svg plot [-pi:pi] sin(x) #+end_src The graph of \sin(x) function in range [-\pi;\pi] [[file:gnuplot-img1.svg]] --- WBR, Vladimir Lomov -- No one can feel as helpless as the owner of a sick goldfish.
Re: [O] Including SVG images in html document
Vladimir Lomov lomov...@gmail.com wrote: Hello, according to org mode documentation it is possible to include SVG images while exporting to Docbook, but is it possible to use them in html export too? Small example: #+TITLE: Export to HTML with SVG image #+AUTHOR: Vladimir Lomov * SVG image in HTML document #+name: gnuplot-img1 #+begin_src gnuplot :exports both set term svg set output gnuplot-img1.svg plot [-pi:pi] sin(x) #+end_src The graph of \sin(x) function in range [-\pi;\pi] [[file:gnuplot-img1.svg]] It works if you add a :session *G* header argument to the code block - without it, I get a blank image. I'm not sure what the rules are, so I can't say whether it should work without :session. Nick
Re: [O] Including SVG images in html document
Nick Dokos nicholas.do...@hp.com wrote: Vladimir Lomov lomov...@gmail.com wrote: Hello, according to org mode documentation it is possible to include SVG images while exporting to Docbook, but is it possible to use them in html export too? Small example: #+TITLE: Export to HTML with SVG image #+AUTHOR: Vladimir Lomov * SVG image in HTML document #+name: gnuplot-img1 #+begin_src gnuplot :exports both set term svg set output gnuplot-img1.svg plot [-pi:pi] sin(x) #+end_src The graph of \sin(x) function in range [-\pi;\pi] [[file:gnuplot-img1.svg]] It works if you add a :session *G* header argument to the code block - without it, I get a blank image. I'm not sure what the rules are, so I can't say whether it should work without :session. No, that's wrong: it seems to produce a blank image the first time that the block is executed, but it works if it is executed a second time (with or without :session). Not sure why. Nick
