Thomas, Thanks a lot for your answers!
Regarding the rotation, the problem was, that once again I was using a namespace instead of using null for the rotate transform. So it worked only when I did not resize the SVG. When I changed it for null it started working fine. Thanks for your help! Carolina On 6/5/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Carolina, "Maria Carolina Arce Terceros" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 06/05/2006 08:47:27 AM: > I have two problems regarding resizing an svg. I'm resizing it through > changing the width and height. > > The first one is that the fonts it contains do also resize instead of > preserving the size they where created with, this beahaviour is not > always desirable, is there any way to avoid this? The short answer is no, this is the way SVG is designed. The longer answer is that you can manually compensate for this by scaling the fonts down as an inverse of the document scale. > The second problem I have is that I need to rotate one of the graphic > elements in my svg, if I do not resize it this works fine, but if I > resize it then the rotate tranformation stops working... This seems very odd, how are you rotating the graphic element? > I guess this has something to do with the coordinates, but I do not understand > because I'm using a view box, and from what I read this preserves the > original coordinates... am I wrong? (Maybe the fact that the width and > the height are greater than the viewbox maximum affects this?) The viewbox establishes the coordinate system for the root of the SVG document. The exact way this is mapped to the width and height is controlled by the preserveAspectRatio attribute but in general the coordinate system is fairly constant. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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