Hi, I think you could simulate layer on SVG using <g> element with visibility attribute.
Regards Tonny Kohar -- Sketsa SVG Graphics Editor http://www.kiyut.com On Sun, 2004-10-17 at 00:09, Bob Carpenter wrote: > I've been playing around, casually, with SVG and Batik for about six months > now. I've done things like work through the Batik Demos and have used the > Batik library with my app to view basic SVG files. > > I need to learn much more now because it's becoming central to the way my > app works. My app has a strong GIS dependence - using maps to navigate to > content. Layering is a major feature of the app, it has a variety of image > icons that you drop from a palette and place on a specific layer - you can > turn individual layers ON or OFF. My app currently handles layering through > a mechanism I built based upon the JLayeredPane. But I'm seeing things at > some sites with SVG content that seems to imply that SVG files have an > inherent layering capability. For example, the GIS demo at this site: > > http://www.gis-news.de/svg/samples/archeology/x02.htm > > shows layers control. Is that something that the WebMap viewer does on it's > own by parsing the SVG XML, or does every SVG file contain layering > information that a viewer can tap into and manipulate? > > I'd appreciate some reference material that you find useful. A google turns > up thousands of hits, and many of them seem interesting, but I'd like to > focus on the best way to learn SVG fundamentals. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
