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.
Some months ago I asked a similar question about the drawing of curves in real time, and someone pointed me to an example at carto.net that also animated the
... Raise a bug in the safari bug tracking system for the safari issue. Contact the developers and ask for an update for Firefox 3.5 for the latter issue?
... You can position <svg> elements just like you can position any other elements in HTML using CSS. For instance: /* all svg elements with class="inline" */