It appeas that Adobe's SVGViewer considers this line to be bad because of the .italic
as part of the font family name:
<font-face ascent="100.52667" descent="21.970367" units-per-em="100"
style="font-family:sansserif.italic; font-
style:italic; font-weight:normal;" />
Changing to
font-family:sansserif;
removes the bad CSS error that I reported:
bad CSS property or descriptor declaration
I noticed something else too. There were three occurrences of sansserif.italic. The
later 2 were in text tags:
<text x="227.9677734375" y="254.92665100097656" style="font-size:12;
font-family:'sansserif.italic';
font-style:italic; stroke:none;">
Note that they have the ampersand apostrophes around them. So then I changed the
font-face font-family attribute to
have the ampersand apostrophe
<font-face ascent="100.52667" descent="21.970367" units-per-em="100"
style="font-family:
'sansserif.italic'; font-style:italic; font-weight:normal;" />
Now SVGViewer no longer generates an error message about this SVG file.
So is it a bug in Batik for the font-face font-family to not put the apos chars around
a font family that has a dot in the
middle of it?
Oh, and btw, I still can't see the document in the IE plug-in Adobe SVGViewer. It
emits no error. It just shows a white
blank background.
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