[...] However, the results rendered by Batik look different in
some cases from what the Adobe plugin renders.
Does someone have an idea what is either wrong with the SVG or with Batik and how to fix it?
Hi Post,
I suspect that the problem is the construct below. In particular the use element in the clipPath is invalid. A Use in clipPath is supposed to only reference geometry "directly". In this case you are referencing a switch which further contains a path and text element. You should be able to reference the path and text elements directly.
Adobe appears to ignore the invalid reference resulting in an empty clip-path (so it clips everything). Batik concatenates the geometry and treats that as the clip-path. Both should issue an error.
Is this really output directly from Illustrator or has it been modified?
<defs>
<switch id="XMLID_4_" i:objectNS="&ns_flows;" i:objectType="areaText">
<foreignObject [...]/>
<g>
<path d="M705.072,515.047v-99.998H433.153v99.998H705.072z"/>
<text id="XMLID_10_" transform="matrix(1 0 0 1 438.9551 502.7993)"><tspan x="0" y="0"
font-family="'DomBoldBT-Regular'" font-size="105" letter-spacing="-4.2">139.99</tspan></text>
</g>
</switch>
</defs>
<clipPath id="XMLID_12_">
<use xlink:href="#XMLID_4_" />
</clipPath>
<path i:knockout="Off" clip-path="url(#XMLID_12_)" fill="#242826"
d="M707.265,520.735h-266.1V415.954h266.1V520.735z"/>
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