SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics, an XML-based 2D graphics language designed by the W3C. It is a free, open standard, and is platform- and vendor-independent. SVG images can be static or animated, and can provide interactivity through script or declarative syntax. SVG is popularly used as as a rich WebApp presentation format, but also for Web-friendly scalable images.
This is a mailing list for anyone who is interested in developing SVG content, or in helping others solve development problems in either the SVG format or in scripting.
Brad, If they implement it then this should do it: http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/painting.html#TextRenderingProperty Firefox has some code to tell its cairo
Hi folks. When using SVG on Windows text is not antialiased, while on Mac OS X is. I assume that that most browsers simply have the OS render text. Is there a
Thanks for the reply. Guess I'm batting 500 which in baseball would be great; in software, not so hot. Safari and Chrome work fine with the BASE tag being
Hi Larry, ... Humm... I haven't double check the whole SVG specification for sure regarding this, but I assume you are creating inline SVG into HTML and
I have defined some gradients inside a DEFS tag and use them in styles as fill:url(#gradientname1) This works great until someone adds a BASE HREF to the