Jon
Thank you very much for the help.
I am currently thinking I'll eventually build something like that carto.net
textbox, with the addition of changing size of the block it is embedded
within as characters are typed or rubbed out.
Initially, I'll likely use that carto.net textbox unchanged
ForeignObject seems like the ideal tag to use for inserting Html content
within Svg, however I believe IE9 does not (will not?) support the
ForeignObject tag. The logic there it seems is that div tags layered
on top of the Svg should work just as well. There has been mixed
support for
Yes, I have had uneven results with a simple 'blur' filter across browsers.
I am instantiating most of my shapes using the 'use' element, so I am hoping
that I can isolate all of the browser variability into a small, non-visible
'defs' subsection of my SVG, so that I can either go with a
Hi,
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Jacob Beard jbeard4@... wrote:
Also, just a note about SVG filters: I think they have only recently
been added to Webkit, and so are not in currently release versions of
Chrome and Safari.
The last versions I tested: Chrome 5.0.375.70 tries to
I tried something similar some time ago, and it's a pain. I'm not sure whether
you can at all detect all possible keystrokes correctly, not to speak of
accented characters and such. I'd probably go with an HTML input field
inside a foreignObject right now, since the editable text currently is
I agree, it can be a pain to do with SVG 1.1, but it is possible.
carto.net has had some example of textbox widgets since a long time:
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/gui/textbox/
Lively kernel rolled their own multi-line text editor for editing code:
http://www.lively-kernel.org/
And it just
Thomas
Thank you for the advice.
I wondered if something like that might be an answer, (my colleagues did that
with a complex X-Windows UI, but that was 16 years ago!) so now I know!-)
(Not the answer I had hoped for :-)
I assume I need to define the XHTML name space, and then use that within
Jake
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Jacob Beard jbeard4@... wrote:
I agree, it can be a pain to do with SVG 1.1, but it is possible.
carto.net has had some example of textbox widgets since a long time:
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/gui/textbox/
Argh! Thank you for reminding me.
On 11-01-19 06:53 PM, gb_n_svg wrote:
Jake
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com
mailto:svg-developers%40yahoogroups.com, Jacob Beard jbeard4@...
wrote:
I agree, it can be a pain to do with SVG 1.1, but it is possible.
carto.net has had some example of textbox widgets since a
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