I quiet like Inkscape but I have a few issues with it and indeed all
the current SVG editors I know of. (I am happy to be pointed at editors
that don't have these issues or indeed just be plain corrected if I'm
wrtong or missing something)
1. Inkscape
1. Not having a straight sourc
The easiest way of doing this (i.e. the one which involves only simple
SVG attributions and no external code) may
not give exactly the look you are aiming for but it may.
I suggest setting the 'fill-opacity' attribute to 0.75 (or any other
between 0 and 1) with something like
.
This basically
I suggest that you have a look at this site
http://jwatt.org/svg/authoring/
It covers most of what you will need to get your files to work in FF etc..
Also have you visited the SVG Wiki
http://wiki.svg.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
Darrel Yoon wrote:
> Dear Omar,
> Here's the URL for the SVG
Goran Pusic wrote:
> First, thanks to all who replied!
>
> If you are serving already-created SVG graphics, then those can be
> compressed, which also eliminates most of the data file size issue.
>
> Yes, it would be something like this, I guess. Also, once the page is
> displayed, I would like to
Andreas Neumann wrote:
> Richard,
>
> also, if you use a lot of SMIL in your examples, you have to be aware
> that Mozilla SVG does
> not yet support SMIL.
>
> Andreas
Although you can use Doug's Shepers excellent smilscript to add some of
the functionality via javascript.
http://www.vectoreal.c
I think an Important point is being being missed by all here.
Yes WE know that FF1.5 has SVG turned on by default and WE know that the
support is not complete yet. But and this is pretty important Mozilla
have not mentioned that FF1.5 has SVG support in its promotional and
advertising stuff to
Marco wrote:
> Hi all!
> I converted two fonts with Batik and insert them in this file:
>
> http://www.centralscrutinizer.it/en/changecolors.svg
>
> My fonts are visible with ASV 3/6 , while in Firefox 1.5 appeares only
> system fonts (Arial etc.).
> Do you know if fonts support is not available in
Ok Nikolya can correct me if i'm wrong and if I am I still would like
the answer to this version.
"How can I find out the version of the SVG viewer my svg is being viewed
through using javascript?"
Personally I'd also like to be find what viewer i'm using (ie FF, ASV etc.)?
Also as feature det
brucerindahl wrote:
> --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Martyn Eggleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi, does any one know of an open source util that exports svg to other
> > vector formats.
> >
> > I need to do svg 2 hpgl (Hewlett Pac
thing wrong.
> --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Martyn Eggleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>> Jacques wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Has anyone done any work on a Snap to Grid kind of solution in
>>>
> SVG?
>
>>&g
G. Wade Johnson wrote:
> Sorry to break in on this, but ...
>
> On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 10:34:18 +
> Martyn Eggleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>> Ok I'll try (forgive if i end up patronising or not clear)
>>
>>
>
> [snip]
>
>
Hi, does any one know of an open source util that exports svg to other
vector formats.
I need to do svg 2 hpgl (Hewlett Pacard - Graphics Language - the
defacto standard for plotters) and haven't been able to find anything.
However I have a lot of the leafnode conversion code written already
if (gridSizeX)
{
snappedX = Math.round(userCoord.x*gridSizeX)/gridSizeX;
}
if (gridSizeY)
{
snappedY = Math.round(userCoord.y*gridSizeY)/gridSizeY;
}
// do what you want from here on out.
}
> --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Martyn Eggleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jacques wrote:
>Has anyone done any work on a Snap to Grid kind of solution in SVG?
>
>
>
I have this in my javascript code that gets the user space cordinates.
var snappedX = X;
if (gridSize)
{
snappedX = Math.round(X*gridSize)/gridSize;
}
of course this only works if your grid is unifor
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