Heard Microsoft and Firefox were going to have limited support for SVG and
decided to create a web site the way it's Supposed to be done for testing
purposes. Turns out they do not support SVG, but I decided to have fun anyway.
Browser Reviews site uses nested SVG files and PNG's
SVG tutorial
deerring.com
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In order to serve compressed svg file you must specify
Content-Encoding: gzip
And where do I specify the Content-Encoding: gzip? If it is on the server and I
don't have access to it, then I stand by my statements. Adobe (No friend of
SVG) supports opening svgz file in Adobe Illustrator.
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on my iPod touch I just use the normal width=100% height=100% viewBox=0
0 X X Then if should work iPhone too. Safari
That used to work, but with the new iOS 4.2 it does not.
James
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SMIL animations don't work at all now in Opera, and I just put up a new site
lauding the web browser. Not cool!
James
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Time for some humor! I was bored and so
went to see the MS IE9 SVG demos. I
selected the SVG tweet cloud demo. My mouse cursor happened to be in the
position to trigger this tweet upon the page loading (I kid you not). If this
isn't funny I don't know what is. Seriously
.. Microsoft what are
I was sitting around putting files together to test the new web browsers and
got to thinking. Disclaimer: I have a severe thinking problem. Anyway I thought
it might be cool to use the use tag in HTML.
Got it to work, sort of. Hoping someone with a better left side brain can take
a look at the
A while back I asked about the use element in HTML. I taught myself some CSS
and got it to work... Somewhat.
It works in Chrome - But no filter support
Tries to work in Firefox - Doesn't display properly. but has filter support
Doesn't display at all in Opera - Whats up with Opera SVG support?
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And btw, your site looks fine in Safari...not much different to how it looks
in Chrome in fact.
You did view the site with Chrome? You don't see a Big difference? Check out
the stars for example.
As for me being down on
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It would be really helpful if you could let me have a list of which bits
of the SVG you want to use are supported badly by Opera 11, so I can try
to make sure that they're addressed by the next release, if you wouldn't
Cool! A magazine about SVG that does not use any SVG. How cool is that?
We are pleased to announce the premiere issue of SVG magazine, a free online
journal dedicated to all things SVG.
http://svgmagazine.com/jul2011/
James
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Didn't understand the technologic. After research, and snooping, it all makes
perfect sense. I put my analysis of the subject on my personal web site. Bonus
video at end showing government and Microsoft representatives welcoming Chris
Lilleys decision.
http://jdsvg.com
Sincerely;
James
I believe if you are using HTML that Divs are the replacement for frames. I use
them on my site and they seem to work well.
James
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So, the question is this: How easy or painful is it to create a typeface
for just 5 glyphs in WOFF?
No problem I would be happy to do it. Send me the logo you desire and I'll have
it in WOFF or SVG font format (or both) back to you in no time.
James
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Pioneered by the Mozilla Foundation with the release of the new Firefox web
browser, SVML brings the best features of SVG and HTML together to be shared.
HTML text handling, forms and database output can now be used in a scalable
setting with all the graphic and layout capabilities of SVG.
I just received word that my SVML examples could not be seen using the Firefox
nightly build.
The person did not inform me what OS or platform they were using.
I have no problem using Aurora 9.02a or Firefox 8.0 on the Mac platform.
I do not have access to the other OS platforms. If anyone
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Firefox nightlies have https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=611099
this is a standards based change but is known to cause issues with existing
content, including your website. The patch keeps getting backed out
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Oh dude(s and dudettes). Check this out. I've amazed myself. Go to any
YouTube video, click share and embed and copy the embedding code. Then go to
my websocket server demo. Click connect and replace the sample text
As many of you know, there has been some confusion about the Mayan calendar
ending. To clarify, it just has to do with the fact that the end of the 21st of
December 2012 I will officially reach retirement age, as it is my birthday.
This means that there will be no more
corporate/dictatorship or
David wrote Of course that leaves out the one browser that doesn't do SMIL.
Wrong. Google Chrome (Webkit) doesn't support SMIL either.
I just posted an example of this when I saw this post (I know, lousy
houseguest) but, if you want to see that it is so, see my example at:
Then why does my demo not?
James
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View demo, view source, select all, copy and paste into text editor. Good luck
getting anyone to care.
James
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Well I can't tell by a quick glance at your demos, but maybe go in depth
into what tags you're trying to use
No, I don't. Not my problem.
James
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You have to reduce your problem down to as-small-as-possible test case and
then attach it to the bug.
Jeff
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Ever since WOFF fonts were announced, I've been spitting nails over the quality
difference between SVG fonts and WOFF. Turns out that there is very little
difference between the two. There is however a display bug with WOFF fonts.
In order to isolate and define the problem, I need to know if it
The problem with my WOFF font display:
https://sites.google.com/site/jcdsvg/analysis.svg
Turns out to be just a bug in Chrome and Webkit. Firefox 10 displays the WOFF
font perfectly!
Hopefully, someday it will be fixed in Chrome.
James
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Transparent, but not effective.
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I can't remember how to file bug reports in all the different browsers -
they seem intent on making sure that only
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Why are you mailing around a HTML file? :)
Perhaps that gentleman is financially embarrassed at the moment and places that
provide free hosting such as Google+ are so mired in the twentieth century that
they do not
I am building a ecommerce site and have a problem with resizing an image. I
have a link to expand a print image to full size screen. I would like to have a
button link to resize the image to the print mat size so customers can then
select the mat color, something like a 50% reduction.
I have
Works fine in Firefox, not in Chrome. Posted for others trying to use SMIL for
quick site mockups. Is it the way I'm using it, or is it badly written?
svg xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg;
xmlns:xlink=http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink; x=0px y=0px width=100%
height=100% viewBox=0 0 600 600
Excellent response. Your solution works perfectly. Hope all browser vendors
support set attribute transform in the future. It makes doing SMIL page mockups
much easier.
Again thanks;
James
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Something like the following
Gave the iPad 3 a testing. What a beautiful display! Should be a boon to
developers of SVG icons and graphics.
One problem I encountered was in loading SVG files. If you open a page
in portrait mode and then switch to landscape, the portrait mode remains in
effect for the window size. This
I have a scroll Down button for a SVG database display. It works great, but I
would also like to have an Up button. Anyway to reverse this process? I could
not find any info via Google.
script type=text/javascript
function jumpScroll() {
window.scrollBy(0, window.innerHeight);
}
/script
yannick.bochatay@... wrote: you can use window.scrollTo(0,0).
No you can't, not if you want the presentation to be scalable. The retina
display and HDTV resolutions effectively make javascript actions based on pixel
measurements obsolete.
That's the problem.
James
Bob Hopgood wrote:
Chrome has had freeze bugs for at least the last six months. I have put in
several bug reports but nothing gets done.
Welcome to reality. Webkit is trying hard to be the IE6 of the 21st century. I
too have had issues with Webkit and gave up trying to get them resolved.
SVGpan works extremely well. The only thing is that your map should be in an
iframe to avoid cross SVG confusion.
http://code.google.com/p/svgpan/
James
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Dear All,
I want to Implement zoom-in and out of the
All I can say is that SVGpan is working extremely well for me. It allows the
user to scroll the image on the trackpad without a mouse, I assume on a tablet
you're finger swipe will do the same thing (Is that what you mean by touch
events?).
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All I can say is that SVGpan is working extremely well for me. It allows the
user to scroll the image on the trackpad without a mouse, I assume on a tablet
you're finger swipe will do the same thing (Is that what you mean by touch
events?).
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I can use the metric system in SVG design for all purposes except the transform
element. Why?
If I want to place something at x=85% y=30% I can't, using transform. I have to
stop, pull up a percentage calculator and then compute the pixel value based on
my viewBox. In less time then the
This has got to be the worst of any examples I have seen for a new technology
concept. Only the Busy Farmer shows any potential.
Good luck.
James
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Anyone downloaded and using Chrome for iOS? I don't have an iPad and am
wondering if the iOS version supports filters.
Thanks
James
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Just posted on my G+ page a SVG demo of an SVG presentation. Wish the people at
the conference would use SVG instead of Microsoft Powerpoint, that way
non-attendees could view the presentations.
It's as easy as finger painting.
James
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You can see my example at:
https://sites.google.com/site/jcdsvg
James
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Hi James,
I tend to agree with you, but it would be nice if you provide a link to
your finger painting example... I don't use G+ (GooglePlus?) and
I am developing a SVG database and need some help. For web design and SVG I
find that there are three javascripts that are needed. these are a rollover
effect, view navigation and most importantly, a window scroll method that is
based on ascertaining the window height of a Div and then
Could we see a security hack demonstration? Perhaps an explanation of how this
could be detrimental? As far as I know only javascript can be run from within
SVG files, and most all HTML5 pages are nothing but javascript. Or is this just
old fear mongering?
James
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SVG-as-an-image shouldn't be able to load external resources (which might come
from other domains)
Emphasis on might. What about local access? It too must be denied? Seems to be
throwing the baby out with the bathwater. I just checked, there is not a
terrorist hiding under every bed.
James
Just found out that you can't use XML documents in your pages because of this
fear. It's really advancing new and innovative approaches to design. Good work
developers.
James
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Finally, fantastic graphics being used in web applications! Beautiful!
James
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Dear All,
let me to introduce the Prague Astronomical Clock simulator:
http://drifted.in/horologium-app/
I am currently using the below to highlight a button using the use element. It
works in Firefox, but not in Chrome or IE.
Could someone show me the proper way to use this action. I need it to be
flexible, meaning not a specific javascript, as I use it on different instances
with different
Excellant response!! Thank you Erik. As I said I just want to use SVG for
design, couldn't care less about this.setAttribute or evt.target.setAttribute.
I just want to add a universal hover effect and move on. Again, thanks.
With that said, one down many to go.
James
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I am trying to make sense out of the xml:id tag and its usage as an attribute
definer. Reading the web doesn't offer anything but contradictions. It seems
that some want it to go away, leaving no way to specify a common attributes,
and just have a unique id be used.
This leaves a
Thanks Jeff! I forgot entirely about the class attribute! I haven't used CSS in
that manner in a very long time. Chrome, Firefox and now Opera work (haven't
checked IE) using this solution with a pure SVG file. Chrome and Firefox accept
it in a HTML/SVG file, but Opera has so many problems
I am prone to being oblivious to the obvious, something about the forest
through the trees. Slept on it, Jeff's answer is dead on. A minor file tweak
and style addition makes a simple method simpler. If anyone else is interested
in portal files, class attribute is the key.
Feel dumb, but
Went to evaluate the iPad mini. Excellent form factor, but crappy OS. Used
below links for testing.
1. There is a SVG size bug when using HTML. See:
http://sites.google.com/site/jcdsvg
SVG image does not size to 100% width and 100% height.
2. iOS 6 does not recognize the SVG cursor=pointer
That is the problem in a nutshell. SVG is ignored for the most part.
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Yeah, things aren't there yet for sure. One question though, in terms of
the cursor=pointer attribute, I wasn't even aware you could have an
actual
It's not about the cursor, but the desire to segment the web into media
outlets. Soon, like TV of the fifties, you'll access content from one of a
handful of proprietary vendors.
A return to the ABC, NBC and CBS style TV providers.
Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook?
Here is an interesting
SVG has been in development since 1999. Apple has 120 Beeellion dollars in
cash. Just one billion devoted to programmers salaries would easily have
changed the way of the internet by now.
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I just don't see any evidence
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In Firefox 18 you can embed SVG glyphs within Opentype fonts. That way you get
the complex shaping capability of OpenType together with SVG for the
individual graphics.
I thought that WOFF was the font Firefox selected for use
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Doug Schepers doug@... wrote:
As regular users of SVG, I'd like to know if there are any considerations we
should take into account, if you feel this would meet your needs for use in
SVG, or if you have any concerns.
In my opinion there is no need for
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Hi Doug,
I am probably jumping the gun here; What about adaptive technology? I wonder
how text wrapping will be handled? I believe div is being phased out of
HTML and there is a move towards better structure using
I overheard a homeless alcoholic tell his friend Let's get drunk and pretend
to be somebody. That about sums up what the conference is about in my opinion.
A Microsoft PowerPoint circle jerk talking about what you could do, without
having anything produced.
I'd be willing to bet dollars to
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