The explanation why "oakness" doesn't appear in the FF1.5 branch, but appears
in FF2 is
simple:
FF1.5x didn't support the "textPath" element, but FF2 does. If you simply want
to have
rotated text (as with your oakness example) you can also use transformations,
which work
in FF1.5 as well.
A
Hi,
same at my mac. Fonts appear all italic in FF on Mac.
About the missing texts: did you perhaps use font-size in a CSS class and did
not use the
px units?
FF and Opera need the px unit at text elements in case you use CSS or the style
attribute.
You don't need it for the presentation attr
The "text appears as italic on mac" bug is already reported:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=345494
Andreas
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Guy Morton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Some good SVG improvements in FFb2, especially for Mac users of SVG!
> They seem to have fi
Hi Andreas,
I thank you for you reply. I am more interested in the licensing
of ASV than other solutions. I already have the groundwork for my
product using ASV. The output will be compatible with other
browsers (FF or Opera) but I have found that the ASV plugin
render SVG a lot faster and theref
I like to make sure that my understanding is correct. The ASV has been
abandoned by Adobe. So no download of the viewer is available. There are
quite a few svg files in my personal web site, and more will be added. I
always tell the visitors of my pages that they have to download the ASV to
Hi Fulio,
abandoned does not mean that the viewer isn't available anymore. The download
is still
available at http://www.adobe.com/svg/. It just means that they currently don't
develop it
any further, unless some big customer forces them to.
This doesn't mean that Adobe stopped all SVG activi
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Holger Will <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> in firefox the following works for me :
>
> addEventListener("DOMMouseScroll",func,false)
well this works for me too as far as firing an event goes
but how about something like "wheelDelta" or clientY ?
Michael
hi Michael,
>> well this works for me too as far as firing an event goes
>> but how about something like "wheelDelta" or clientY ?
in mozilla its evt.detail , but dont ask me about the values returned.
the only thing i know is if you scroll up its a positive value, if you
scroll down its negat
this is pavan, new member of this group.First of all I thankful to all
the people for doing a nice job.I am new to SVG and I want to embed
one .svg image in HTML page and I want to aply ZOOMIN & ZOOMOUT and
PANING etc with the help of Javascript in I.E. Plz help me
THANKs IN ADVANCE
Hi Pawan
>>this is pavan, new member of this group.First of all I thankful to all
>>the people for doing a nice job.I am new to SVG and I want to embed
>>one .svg image in HTML page and I want to aply ZOOMIN & ZOOMOUT and
>>PANING etc with the help of Javascript in I.E. Plz help me
we
Hi Andreas:
Thanks a lot for your explanation. I feel good for SVG becoming more popular
and more convenient on the browsers.
Fulio Pen
Andreas Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi
Fulio,
abandoned does not mean that the viewer isn't available anymore. Th
http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/masking.html#OverflowAndClipProperties seems to
indicate
that
the property overflow="scroll" is allowed on the element, but not on a
toplevel one.
However, using it even on an embedded one doesn't produce any scrollbars in
Batik,
Gecko
1.8 or 1.9, or a Webkit nigh
Hi all
I'm facing a problem which is 'less' concern about SVG.
I have a HTML page for user to input data(actually to input x and y
coordinates) and these data will be stored in 2 arrays for later use to
draw a SVG polyline. My problem is how to pass these two arrays(using
javascript) with da
On 7/31/06, achio_84 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all
> I'm facing a problem which is 'less' concern about SVG.
> I have a HTML page for user to input data(actually to input x and y
> coordinates) and these data will be stored in 2 arrays for later use to
> draw a SVG polyline. My proble
Hi guys,
Thanks for your help. I need to get it working in IE though - I tried
addeventlistener("DOMMouseScroll") and "SVGMousewheel" but it does not work
either. I have also tried:
document.rootElement.onmousewheel = "sbStartDragVS()"
and
window.onmousewheel = "sbStartDragVS()"
and
document.onm
Haritos, James wrote:
> Hi guys,
> Thanks for your help. I need to get it working in IE though - I tried
> addeventlistener("DOMMouseScroll") and "SVGMousewheel" but it does not work
> either. I have also tried:
>
Do you have a page with the non working code...
This page... created with TNTmap
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Lance Dyas wrote:
> Haritos, James wrote:
>
>> Hi guys,
>> Thanks for your help. I need to get it working in IE though - I tried
>> addeventlistener("DOMMouseScroll") and "SVGMousewheel" but it does not work
>> either. I have also tried:
>>
>>
> Do you have a page with the non working co
Hi Lance,
Is that an SVG on that site?
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Subject: Re: [svg-developers] Re: mousewheel event
Lance Dyas wrote
James,
It's probably unlikely that mousewheel will work with ASV until there
is a new release, or hence IE.
It's amazing there is any support in ff, given that mousewheel is not
part of SVG1.1
regards
Jonathan Chetwynd
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