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• Dec 22, 2009

  issue 296 (appendChild of existing child should move it to the end) commented on by bradneuberg   -   Thanks for the patch; I'll take a look at this soon. It might be a bit delayed with the U.S. holidays here.

  Thanks for the patch; I'll take a look at this soon. It might be a bit delayed with the U.S. holidays here.
• Dec 22, 2009

  issue 375 (Problem with using svgweb and jquery together) commented on by bradneuberg   -   Thanks for the patch. The root of the problem is that patch takes away being able to subscribe to the onload event and introduces a new event, SVGLoad. I'm not against doing this, I've just been mulling over whether it makes sense to break backwards compatibility here and have a new event; whether to just go back to the (much older) svgweb.addOnLoad() system; or whether to figure out whether there is a way to keep the window.onload abstraction and magic without breaking JQuery and other libraries. I'm not sure yet what I'm going to do.

  Thanks for the patch. The root of the problem is that patch takes away being able to subscribe to the onload event and introduces a new event, SVGLoad. I'm not against doing this, I've just been mulling over whether it makes sense to break backwards compatibility here and have a new event; whether to just go back to the (much older) svgweb.addOnLoad() system; or whether to figure out whether there is a way to keep the window.onload abstraction and magic without breaking JQuery and other libraries. I'm not sure yet what I'm going to do.
• Dec 22, 2009

  issue 296 (appendChild of existing child should move it to the end) Labels changed by bradneuberg   -  

  Labels: Patch

  Labels: Patch
• Dec 22, 2009

  issue 442 (Image created by script is not shown on IE (Flash renderer)) reported by young4chong   -   What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. create an image by script on IE, flash renderer What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The image should show but it didn't What version of the product are you using? On what operating system, browser, and version of Flash? r984, IE7, Flash 10 See attached test case for details.

  What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. create an image by script on IE, flash renderer What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The image should show but it didn't What version of the product are you using? On what operating system, browser, and version of Flash? r984, IE7, Flash 10 See attached test case for details.
• Dec 21, 2009

  issue 296 (appendChild of existing child should move it to the end) commented on by young4chong   -   I attempted a fix, seems to work well, at least for issue 328 . Appreciate your review and comments.

  I attempted a fix, seems to work well, at least for issue 328 . Appreciate your review and comments.
• Dec 21, 2009

  issue 405 (Support x,y lists on tspan for positioning native font glyph...) commented on by bradneuberg   -   The one other thing I should mention is that your patch should work with Flash 9+ (it shouldn't require Flash 10).

  The one other thing I should mention is that your patch should work with Flash 9+ (it shouldn't require Flash 10).
• Dec 21, 2009

  issue 405 (Support x,y lists on tspan for positioning native font glyph...) commented on by bradneuberg   -   Hi mkidson. The procedure is to generate a patch and attach it to this bug. Also make sure to test your patch with both the native renderer and the Flash renderer, as well as testing on at least one version of Internet Explorer. Once I see a patch Rick and/or I will review it and either provide feedback on things that need to be changed or apply it ourselves and check it into the Subversion repository. Thanks for your help!

  Hi mkidson. The procedure is to generate a patch and attach it to this bug. Also make sure to test your patch with both the native renderer and the Flash renderer, as well as testing on at least one version of Internet Explorer. Once I see a patch Rick and/or I will review it and either provide feedback on things that need to be changed or apply it ourselves and check it into the Subversion repository. Thanks for your help!
• Dec 21, 2009

  issue 356 (Show SVG Web Release Name and Revision in Right Click Menu) commented on by bradneuberg   -   Thanks Jon!

  Thanks Jon!
• Dec 21, 2009

  issue 356 (Show SVG Web Release Name and Revision in Right Click Menu) commented on by jonfrost2020   -   I've been traveling and am looking at a busy schedule for the next 3 weeks. I was hoping to get to this tomorrow but was just asked to help at one of the places I volunteer at. Hope you can finish off what I have so far, but if not I plan to wrap this up as soon as possible. Best.

  I've been traveling and am looking at a busy schedule for the next 3 weeks. I was hoping to get to this tomorrow but was just asked to help at one of the places I volunteer at. Hope you can finish off what I have so far, but if not I plan to wrap this up as soon as possible. Best.
• Dec 21, 2009

  issue 375 (Problem with using svgweb and jquery together) commented on by rdworth   -   based on Gregorio's Nov 06, I created a new patch against r1036. See attached.

  based on Gregorio's Nov 06, I created a new patch against r1036. See attached.
• Dec 21, 2009

  issue 405 (Support x,y lists on tspan for positioning native font glyph...) commented on by mkidson   -   Would anyone mind if we implement a solution and submit the code? What is the procedure to review the submission and have it accepted or rejected?

  Would anyone mind if we implement a solution and submit the code? What is the procedure to review the submission and have it accepted or rejected?
• Dec 18, 2009

  issue 349 (gradients with bounding box cooordinates are positioned wron...) Status changed by grick23   -  

  Status: Started

  Status: Started
• Dec 18, 2009

  issue 349 (gradients with bounding box cooordinates are positioned wron...) commented on by frxbrx   -   Gradients still wrong on ellipses and paths in svgweb-2009-11-23-Gelatinous-Cube. See attached file for examples.

  Gradients still wrong on ellipses and paths in svgweb-2009-11-23-Gelatinous-Cube. See attached file for examples.
• Dec 18, 2009

  issue 441 (SVG File Using CSS Style Sheets Not Working) Summary changed by bradneuberg   -   Looking into the file it looks like it uses CSS Style blocks, which we don't yet support.

  Summary: SVG File Using CSS Style Sheets Not Working

  Looking into the file it looks like it uses CSS Style blocks, which we don't yet support.

  Summary: SVG File Using CSS Style Sheets Not Working
• Dec 18, 2009

  issue 441 (I can't load SVG file) reported by yuradoc.commercial   -   I can't load this SVG file in IE8/FF/Chrome/Safari/Opera10 ("flash mode"): http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e8/BlankMap-World6-Equirectangular.svg I see a black screen, in object area.

  I can't load this SVG file in IE8/FF/Chrome/Safari/Opera10 ("flash mode"): http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e8/BlankMap-World6-Equirectangular.svg I see a black screen, in object area.

Last 30 days

• Dec 17, 2009

  issue 287 (Get large SVG file with lots of PATH nodes where PATH node d...) commented on by bradneuberg   -   If I manually remove the comments from the SVG file, the time goes from 75 to 25 seconds, so the comment code are definitely the current primary bottleneck.

  If I manually remove the comments from the SVG file, the time goes from 75 to 25 seconds, so the comment code are definitely the current primary bottleneck.
• Dec 17, 2009

  issue 287 (Get large SVG file with lots of PATH nodes where PATH node d...) commented on by bradneuberg   -   The main initial bottleneck is actually on the JavaScript side in the cleanSVG method; this method takes ~75 seconds to run! The issue is further in the part where we strip out comments such as <!-- -->: var commentRE = /<!\-\-/g; RegExp.lastIndex = 0; // reset global exec() match = commentRE.exec(svg); var i = 0; var strippedSVG = svg; while (match && RegExp.lastMatch) { // get the text of the comment var endIndx = RegExp.rightContext.indexOf('-->') + 3; var comment = '<!--' + RegExp.rightContext.substring(0, endIndx); // now strip it out strippedSVG = strippedSVG.replace(comment, ''); // find next match match = commentRE.exec(svg); i++; } svg = strippedSVG; Need to figure out a way to make this faster; there are many many comments in the SVG file referenced by this bug.

  The main initial bottleneck is actually on the JavaScript side in the cleanSVG method; this method takes ~75 seconds to run! The issue is further in the part where we strip out comments such as <!-- -->: var commentRE = /<!\-\-/g; RegExp.lastIndex = 0; // reset global exec() match = commentRE.exec(svg); var i = 0; var strippedSVG = svg; while (match && RegExp.lastMatch) { // get the text of the comment var endIndx = RegExp.rightContext.indexOf('-->') + 3; var comment = '<!--' + RegExp.rightContext.substring(0, endIndx); // now strip it out strippedSVG = strippedSVG.replace(comment, ''); // find next match match = commentRE.exec(svg); i++; } svg = strippedSVG; Need to figure out a way to make this faster; there are many many comments in the SVG file referenced by this bug.
• Dec 17, 2009

  issue 287 (Get large SVG file with lots of PATH nodes where PATH node d...) Summary changed by bradneuberg   -  

  Summary: Get large SVG file with lots of PATH nodes where PATH node data has lots of new lines in it faster

  Summary: Get large SVG file with lots of PATH nodes where PATH node data has lots of new lines in it faster
• Dec 17, 2009

  issue 287 (Get large SVG file with lots of PATH nodes faster) Summary changed by bradneuberg   -  

  Summary: Get large SVG file with lots of PATH nodes faster

  Summary: Get large SVG file with lots of PATH nodes faster
• Dec 16, 2009

  r1036 (Brought this down and fixed to help a website) committed by bradneuberg   -   Brought this down and fixed to help a website

  Brought this down and fixed to help a website
• Dec 12, 2009

  ProjectsUsingSVGWeb (Projects using SVG Web.) Wiki page commented on by andre.buhart   -   Thank you for this development. I use SVG to simulate helicopter instruments in a flight simulator. http://www.aiguilles-chamonix.com/3d André

  Thank you for this development. I use SVG to simulate helicopter instruments in a flight simulator. http://www.aiguilles-chamonix.com/3d André
• Dec 12, 2009

  issue 434 (Implement getTransformToElement in SVGLocatable interface) commented on by hannes.hochreiner   -   The way I understand it, the method serves to obtain the transformation matrix that converts the coordinate system of one object into the system of the other. In other words it can be used to answer the question what are the coordinates of one object in the coordinate system of the other. It can be implemented using getScreenCTM (although there might be a more efficient way to do it): elem1.getTransformToElement(elem2) is equivalent to: function myGetTransformToElement(elem1, elem2) { return elem2.getScreenCTM().inverse().multiply(elem1.getScreenCTM()); } In the attached file there is a quick demonstration of the function (tested in Firefox).

  The way I understand it, the method serves to obtain the transformation matrix that converts the coordinate system of one object into the system of the other. In other words it can be used to answer the question what are the coordinates of one object in the coordinate system of the other. It can be implemented using getScreenCTM (although there might be a more efficient way to do it): elem1.getTransformToElement(elem2) is equivalent to: function myGetTransformToElement(elem1, elem2) { return elem2.getScreenCTM().inverse().multiply(elem1.getScreenCTM()); } In the attached file there is a quick demonstration of the function (tested in Firefox).
• Dec 11, 2009

  issue 423 (appendChild on dynamically created svg root stops working af...) changed by bradneuberg   -  

  Owner: bradneuberg

  Labels: Priority-High −Priority-Low

  Owner: bradneuberg

  Labels: Priority-High −Priority-Low
• Dec 10, 2009

  issue 440 (Text with large font-size displays smaller) commented on by k...@svgmaker.com   -   After some searching it appears that there is a limit to the value which can be assigned to TextFormat.size (127). I made the attached patch as a workaround to this apparent limit. Essentially, in SVGTextNode.setAttributes(), set textFormat.size to a nominal value (I chose 72.0). Do all the positioning calculations based on the nominal value, then later scale the _textField by the amount fontSizeNum/72.0. Some repositioning of _textField.x and y is also required. This patch appears to also fix the problem with Issue 264: Text with fractional font-size not displayed.

  After some searching it appears that there is a limit to the value which can be assigned to TextFormat.size (127). I made the attached patch as a workaround to this apparent limit. Essentially, in SVGTextNode.setAttributes(), set textFormat.size to a nominal value (I chose 72.0). Do all the positioning calculations based on the nominal value, then later scale the _textField by the amount fontSizeNum/72.0. Some repositioning of _textField.x and y is also required. This patch appears to also fix the problem with Issue 264: Text with fractional font-size not displayed.
• Dec 10, 2009

  issue 440 (Text with large font-size displays smaller) commented on by k...@svgmaker.com   -   I should have noted that the problem is with native fonts, not SVG fonts.

  I should have noted that the problem is with native fonts, not SVG fonts.
• Dec 10, 2009

  issue 440 (Text with large font-size displays smaller) reported by k...@svgmaker.com   -   While switching between flash rendering and native rendering of the attachment to Issue 439 I noticed that the flash rendered text was smaller. After some trial and error I produced the attached test case to show the problem better. The test is a line of increasing font-size values. The displayed text is the actual font-size in the SVG. The rectangles are just for reference to show where the text should be positioned. What should be seen is increasing sized text from left to right. With flash rendering, the displayed text maxes out at around 128. -- Tested with Xp, Vista, Opera, Firefox, Webkit,... Flash 10 and Gelatinous-Cube. The attached example embeds svg via the script tag and references svg.js: <script src="../src/svg.js" data-path="../src"></script>

  While switching between flash rendering and native rendering of the attachment to Issue 439 I noticed that the flash rendered text was smaller. After some trial and error I produced the attached test case to show the problem better. The test is a line of increasing font-size values. The displayed text is the actual font-size in the SVG. The rectangles are just for reference to show where the text should be positioned. What should be seen is increasing sized text from left to right. With flash rendering, the displayed text maxes out at around 128. -- Tested with Xp, Vista, Opera, Firefox, Webkit,... Flash 10 and Gelatinous-Cube. The attached example embeds svg via the script tag and references svg.js: <script src="../src/svg.js" data-path="../src"></script>
• Dec 10, 2009

  issue 405 (Support x,y lists on tspan for positioning native font glyph...) commented on by grick23   -   I'll take a look at this over the weekend.

  I'll take a look at this over the weekend.
• Dec 10, 2009

  issue 158 (Rotated text not rendering for native fonts) commented on by bruce.rindahl   -   Confirming Comment 8 This was a quick test to see if the text could then be rotated. It worked but it caused more problems than it is worth. I now use SVG fonts for any text that needs to be rotated. If the fallback system font is the same then FF ignores the SVG font and rotates the system one. Results are identical.

  Confirming Comment 8 This was a quick test to see if the text could then be rotated. It worked but it caused more problems than it is worth. I now use SVG fonts for any text that needs to be rotated. If the fallback system font is the same then FF ignores the SVG font and rotates the system one. Results are identical.
• Dec 09, 2009

  issue 390 (Support external SVG file pointed to by SVG Image tag) commented on by helder.magalhaes   -   Duplicate of issue 381? @denro03: Please use starring instead to show your support/vote for a bug: emails are triggered to everyone who's involved with the issue whenever a comment is added. Thanks! ;-)

  Duplicate of issue 381? @denro03: Please use starring instead to show your support/vote for a bug: emails are triggered to everyone who's involved with the issue whenever a comment is added. Thanks! ;-)
• Dec 08, 2009

  issue 381 (Support SVG files in IMG tag) commented on by denro03   -   I would love to see this!

  I would love to see this!
• Dec 08, 2009

  issue 390 (Support external SVG file pointed to by SVG Image tag) commented on by denro03   -   i would love to see this working, that would really help me alot!

  i would love to see this working, that would really help me alot!
• Dec 08, 2009

  issue 405 (Support x,y lists on tspan for positioning native font glyph...) commented on by bradneuberg   -   @mkidson: Fonts are more on Ricks side, but I don't believe there is an ETA for this feature yet. Rick will have to give the definitive answer.

  @mkidson: Fonts are more on Ricks side, but I don't believe there is an ETA for this feature yet. Rick will have to give the definitive answer.
• Dec 08, 2009

  issue 439 (tspan without x,y attibutes positioned incorrectly) reported by k...@svgmaker.com   -   Within a text element place a tspan around some of the text. If this tspan has no x,y attributes, the position of the tspan text is positioned incorrectly at the x,y of the parent text element. The tspan text should start from the current text position as determined by any preceding text. Text following the tspan should start from the current text position at the end of the tspan text. The key line in the attached example is <text font-family="Arial" font-size="144" fill="black" x="145" y="254">one <tspan fill="red">two</tspan> three</text> You would expect the text to appear as "one two three" with "two" being red. Instead, "onethree" is rendered on top of a red "two". Tested with Xp, Vista, Opera, Firefox, Webkit,... Flash 10 and Gelatinous-Cube. The attached example embeds svg via the script tag and references svg.js: <script src="../src/svg.js" data-path="../src"></script>

  Within a text element place a tspan around some of the text. If this tspan has no x,y attributes, the position of the tspan text is positioned incorrectly at the x,y of the parent text element. The tspan text should start from the current text position as determined by any preceding text. Text following the tspan should start from the current text position at the end of the tspan text. The key line in the attached example is <text font-family="Arial" font-size="144" fill="black" x="145" y="254">one <tspan fill="red">two</tspan> three</text> You would expect the text to appear as "one two three" with "two" being red. Instead, "onethree" is rendered on top of a red "two". Tested with Xp, Vista, Opera, Firefox, Webkit,... Flash 10 and Gelatinous-Cube. The attached example embeds svg via the script tag and references svg.js: <script src="../src/svg.js" data-path="../src"></script>
• Dec 07, 2009

  issue 405 (Support x,y lists on tspan for positioning native font glyph...) commented on by mkidson   -   X,Y lists for system fonts is a core requirement for our product to work with SVG WEB. Is anyone implementing X,Y lists for system fonts? Is there an ETA?

  X,Y lists for system fonts is a core requirement for our product to work with SVG WEB. Is anyone implementing X,Y lists for system fonts? Is there an ETA?
• Dec 07, 2009

  issue 365 (Support external CSS style sheets ) commented on by bduchesneau   -   I second this request. I have an existing project that presently works fine in all browsers besides IE (http://gatorswamp.org/tock.do). Once svgweb supports external linking of CSS and JS files within the SVG document, I will be able to have IE as well. Great work so far, least my SVG renders now in IE !!!

  I second this request. I have an existing project that presently works fine in all browsers besides IE (http://gatorswamp.org/tock.do). Once svgweb supports external linking of CSS and JS files within the SVG document, I will be able to have IE as well. Great work so far, least my SVG renders now in IE !!!
• Dec 07, 2009

  issue 93 (Implement externally linked scripts for SVG OBJECT tags) commented on by bduchesneau   -   I second this request. I have an existing project that presently works fine in all browsers besides IE (http://gatorswamp.org/tock.do). Once svgweb supports external linking of CSS and JS files with in the SVG document, I will be able to have IE as well. Great work so far, least my SVG renders now in IE !!!

  I second this request. I have an existing project that presently works fine in all browsers besides IE (http://gatorswamp.org/tock.do). Once svgweb supports external linking of CSS and JS files with in the SVG document, I will be able to have IE as well. Great work so far, least my SVG renders now in IE !!!
• Dec 04, 2009

  r1035 (Issue 141; wrote architecture docs at top of JS and also com...) committed by bradneuberg   -   Issue 141; wrote architecture docs at top of JS and also commented out performance testing functions to prevent collisions

  Issue 141; wrote architecture docs at top of JS and also commented out performance testing functions to prevent collisions
• Dec 04, 2009

  r1034 (Issue 141; wrote architecture docs at top of JS and also com...) committed by bradneuberg   -   Issue 141; wrote architecture docs at top of JS and also commented out performance testing functions to prevent collisions

  Issue 141; wrote architecture docs at top of JS and also commented out performance testing functions to prevent collisions
• Dec 04, 2009

  r1033 (Issue 141; wrote architecture docs at top of JS and also com...) committed by bradneuberg   -   Issue 141; wrote architecture docs at top of JS and also commented out performance testing functions to prevent collisions

  Issue 141; wrote architecture docs at top of JS and also commented out performance testing functions to prevent collisions
• Dec 03, 2009

  issue 397 (Explore supporting subset of HTML inside foreignObject) commented on by rdciano   -   A potential test case - Rouget's foreignobject demo (also could test the html5 video support from issue 396 with this): http://people.mozilla.com/~prouget/demos/svg/foreignobject.svg

  A potential test case - Rouget's foreignobject demo (also could test the html5 video support from issue 396 with this): http://people.mozilla.com/~prouget/demos/svg/foreignobject.svg
• Dec 03, 2009

  issue 373 (Support Marker Element) Summary changed by bradneuberg   -   I don't think we support the marker element yet.

  Summary: Support Marker Element

  I don't think we support the marker element yet.

  Summary: Support Marker Element
• Dec 03, 2009

  issue 373 (Test suite samples don't work in Firefox with Flash render.) commented on by dan.mccreary   -   I believe this has to do with the lack of support for the <marker> element. Here is an example of putting arrow heads on lines using markers. http://demo.syntactica.com/exist/rest/db/test/svg/econ/10-arrow-test.html This works find under native but not yet on flash. <defs> <marker id="Arrow-Head" viewBox="0 0 10 10" refX="1" refY="5" markerUnits="strokeWidth" orient="auto" markerWidth="4" markerHeight="3"> <polyline points="0,0 10,5 0,10 1,5" fill="black"></polyline> </marker> </defs> <line x1="20" y1="182.5" x2="20" y2="30" stroke="black" stroke-width="5" marker-end="url(#Arrow-Head)"></line> <line x1="20" y1="180" x2="270" y2="180" stroke="black" stroke-width="5" marker-end="url(#Arrow-Head)"></line>

  I believe this has to do with the lack of support for the <marker> element. Here is an example of putting arrow heads on lines using markers. http://demo.syntactica.com/exist/rest/db/test/svg/econ/10-arrow-test.html This works find under native but not yet on flash. <defs> <marker id="Arrow-Head" viewBox="0 0 10 10" refX="1" refY="5" markerUnits="strokeWidth" orient="auto" markerWidth="4" markerHeight="3"> <polyline points="0,0 10,5 0,10 1,5" fill="black"></polyline> </marker> </defs> <line x1="20" y1="182.5" x2="20" y2="30" stroke="black" stroke-width="5" marker-end="url(#Arrow-Head)"></line> <line x1="20" y1="180" x2="270" y2="180" stroke="black" stroke-width="5" marker-end="url(#Arrow-Head)"></line>
• Dec 02, 2009

  ReleaseNotes (Provides release notes for new versions of SVG Web) Wiki page edited by bradneuberg   -   Revision r1032 Edited wiki page through web user interface.

  Revision r1032 Edited wiki page through web user interface.
• Dec 02, 2009

  issue 438 (Support SVG 'RenderingProperties' CSS Values for Performance...) Owner changed by grick23   -  

  Owner: grick23

  Owner: grick23
• Dec 02, 2009

  issue 437 (Slow rendering with mitered corners) changed by grick23   -  

  Status: Accepted

  Owner: grick23

  Status: Accepted

  Owner: grick23
• Dec 02, 2009

  issue 189 (support CSS STYLE blocks inside of SVG (future todo)) commented on by lr.b21...@gmail.com   -   excuse me

  excuse me
• Dec 02, 2009

  issue 437 (Slow rendering with mitered corners) changed by bradneuberg   -   We should probably start supporting the SVG RenderingProperty values; these can help a document tell the renderer what is more important, performance or quality. I've opened a bug to support these: Issue 438. Once we can parse these a given shape and all its children can enforce different tradeoffs, and we can see for the shape-rendering property whether it is to 'optimize-speed' which would mean we could diverge from having Mitered corners to gain the speed improvement. This should help with other areas too where similar issues exist.

  Summary: Slow rendering with mitered corners

  Labels: Priority-Medium −Priority-Low

  We should probably start supporting the SVG RenderingProperty values; these can help a document tell the renderer what is more important, performance or quality. I've opened a bug to support these: Issue 438. Once we can parse these a given shape and all its children can enforce different tradeoffs, and we can see for the shape-rendering property whether it is to 'optimize-speed' which would mean we could diverge from having Mitered corners to gain the speed improvement. This should help with other areas too where similar issues exist.

  Summary: Slow rendering with mitered corners

  Labels: Priority-Medium −Priority-Low
• Dec 02, 2009

  issue 438 (Support SVG 'RenderingProperties' CSS Values for Performance...) commented on by bradneuberg   -   Link to SVG 1.1 spec on this: http://www.w3.org/1999/07/06/WD-SVG-19990706/render.html#RenderingProperties

  Link to SVG 1.1 spec on this: http://www.w3.org/1999/07/06/WD-SVG-19990706/render.html#RenderingProperties
• Dec 02, 2009

  issue 438 (Support SVG 'RenderingProperties' CSS Values for Performance...) reported by bradneuberg   -   SVG supports telling the renderer how to handle various performance vs. quality tradeoffs using a variety of CSS properties, such as shape-rendering, text-rendering, and image-rendering. Possible values for shape-rendering, for example, are "default | optimize-speed | crisp-edges | geometric-precision | inherit".

  SVG supports telling the renderer how to handle various performance vs. quality tradeoffs using a variety of CSS properties, such as shape-rendering, text-rendering, and image-rendering. Possible values for shape-rendering, for example, are "default | optimize-speed | crisp-edges | geometric-precision | inherit".
• Dec 02, 2009

  ReleaseNotes (Provides release notes for new versions of SVG Web) Wiki page edited by bradneuberg   -   Revision r1031 Edited wiki page through web user interface.

  Revision r1031 Edited wiki page through web user interface.