Hi Mork,
Mork0075 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/28/2007 01:01:12 PM:
> Is there any possibility to position the <g> element graphically?
You can fairly easily 'move' the 'x' & 'y' from the text element
to the transform attribute of a 'g':
<text x="<xxx>" y="<yyy>" [...]>....</text>
Becomes
<g transform="translate(<xxx>, <yyy>)">....</g>
> The advantage of the "text approach" was, that i could draw the
dimensions
> with InkScape, this is a lot more comfortable than the manual way with
> try and error.
It's also possible that if you just 'group' two elements (at the
origin)
in InkScape and then drag the group around it will create the transform
attribute for you.
> Thomas Behr schrieb:
> > Hi Mork0075,
> >
> > Mork0075 wrote:
> >> Thanks a lot for your suggestion.
> >>
> >> As you can see, i'am very new to SVG. I chosed the text node to
position
> >> the embedded svg in a simple way. Which element would you suggest for
> >> the wrapping?
> >
> > Use a <g> element with a descriptive id ...
> >
> >>
> >> My idea was to include the placeholder for the barcode within a
wrapping
> >> element, which i can position during the design process of the label
> >> template, so i dont have to worry about the position of the generated
> >> barcode. (because its position is determined trough the wrapping
element)
> >
>
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