Hi all,
I'm missing two filters in SVG. Or I don't know if they exist or not.
The first one is a simple transform. I don't want to apply the transform
directly to the svg element, but rather to an intermediate filter primitive
result. It is already possible for translations with feOffset, but
When the image is larger than the screen,whether in IE/Adobe plugin,
Firefox 2.0, or Squiggle, the part of the image that is offscreen is
truncated. There's no scroll, so I can't scroll down to see the
truncated part. And the print preview shows only the first (top)part
with no second page.
Script file: script.js
![CDATA[
...
function xml () {
var tg=document.getElementById(background)
var o = tg.nextSibling
return svg\n + child(tg) + /svg\n
}
...
]]
It is not working for me.
When the
Erik - very cool thanks for that tip!
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Often overlooked SVG 1.1 DOM syntax[1]:
theimage.href.baseVal = newimage.png;
For a working example see
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wrote:
Hi Jake,
I've just started to calculate the case of Bezier2, in order to
obtain
the algorithm. I am glad that you found the solution. This also
saved
me from the calculation.
If a curve is defined by a bunch of
David [Leunen] wrote:
I'm missing two filters in SVG. Or I don't know if they exist or not.
Filters are just complicated enough it's not always easy to tell. Based
on the questions you've asked, it sounds like you have a pretty good
understanding of what's there and what isn't.
The first
Here is my code:
test.svg file
svg
---exempted lines of code---
svg
g id=Data_Holder transform=translate(0,0)
---exempted lines of code---
/g
/svg
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value of variable trans is translate(0) instead of translate(0,0)
however,other values other than zero work correctly
Please Help
translate(0) has the same effect as translate(0,0) so what's the problem.
In general it
Hi,
In the following page, I like to turn the second line of text, the blue one,
up side down, so the two lines of text will be face to face. It looks an easy
effect to achieve. But I simply didn't get it after several attempts with
rotate, writing-mode and glyph-orientation elements.
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