Hi Joe,
Your first example doesn't blink because there is no content in the svg.
If you add a rect to the example, the rect blinks.
Your second example blinks because there is content to be rendered
(#g2_sprt).
begin and end work the same on all animation elements.
(I get these messages in
Try closing the animate tags.
Ken
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Sounds a lot like a www-svg thread which started with
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-svg/2010Dec/0033.html
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- none at 0s, inline at 3.333s, and
none at 6.666s.
Ken Stacey
Arjen wrote:
> The code below animates the display of a circle. As far as I
> understand the specs it should start with display none at 0s, inline
> at 4s and none at 10seconds.
>
> However, Opera 11 and Firefox 4 beta 8
Hi Julie,
In your mousedown code you initialize the position and size of the
'zone' rectangle and place it under the mouse. When the mouseup comes
along, zone is the target and the circle never gets a click event.
In the 'zone' rect, put pointer-events="none"
I haven't checked your previous
Try removing the commas from the viewBox attribute.
Ken Stacey
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