Thinking aloud and quickly, it seems almost as though you'd have to render a
partial solution using one filter chain into a rendered image that would
then be used as the sourceGraphic for the next filter chain. Inelegant at
best, but I don't know of ways to put gradients or masks directly into
filt
Hello,
Midway through a chain of primitives, I want to apply an alpha gradient so that
the filtered element is completely visible at the left end and completely
invisible at the right end.
It can't be achieved with a mask because the SourceGraphic (which gets blended
back in at the end) has to
Cool! Try the one at http://cs.sru.edu/~ddailey/svg/HTML5logo2.svg (it's a
bit more accessible, I think than the current W3C version at
http://www.w3.org/html/logo/ ).
The 5 glyphs are the H, T, M, L and 5. Can you keep track of your "no time"
and also tell me a bit about the tools you used to
> So, the question is this: How easy or painful is it to create a typeface
> for just 5 glyphs in WOFF?
No problem I would be happy to do it. Send me the logo you desire and I'll have
it in WOFF or SVG font format (or both) back to you in no time.
James
ja...@jdsvg.com
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Suppose, for purposes of accessibility, we wished to replace the paths in
the HTML5 logo [1], by actual characters in a font. We not only want the
text to be accessible to screen readers but to selection by the cursor,
indexing by search agents, and restyling through menus of assistive fonts
that
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