Hi again,
today I've got plenty of questions for you, SVG fellows...
I wrote this simple file but I don't get what I expected. I want my svg
element to get its dimensions from the CSS. But it doesn't get it.
Therefore the rectangle I put takes 100% of the screen.
If I put the dimensions directly
Hi,
is it possible to define sizes of an object in a CSS style and then apply
this style to many objects so that they all have the same size ?
Thanks,
David
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Hi David,
See Jon Ferallio's comments about attributes vs. CSS properties in SVG here:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/svg-developers/message/61991
Jake
On 10-08-11 09:28 AM, David Bellot wrote:
Hi again,
today I've got plenty of questions for you, SVG fellows...
I wrote this simple
So it appears the answer is NO, because the groups didn't really have a strong
feel about it in the early stages of developing the standards. Am I reading
that right?
Its even more confusing in light of the fact that in English, property and
attribute are somewhat synonymous terms: In
Hi David,
On 10-08-12 02:45 PM, David Bellot wrote:
So apparently there are no solution to what I want to do.
It means I will have to manually copy the widths and heights into
each svg
element in my file.
For the context, each svg element contains the representation of a
card, and
all
From look at your application, it's not clear to me why you need to
define all positions in terms of a percentage.
Because I want to be able to change the size of my cards without loosing the
relative positions of the elements.
Several size of cards exist (bridge, poker, etc...) and I don't
Hi David,
On 10-08-12 05:39 PM, David Bellot wrote:
From look at your application, it's not clear to me why you need to
define all positions in terms of a percentage.
Because I want to be able to change the size of my cards without
loosing the
relative positions of the elements.
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