Barry, for SVG the whole font story is sometimes a bit special. Did you install the Arial fonts in the operating system, too? The thing is: When you use a font in SVG it is primarily handled by Batik which uses the operating system's fonts. If it's not installed, the font is likely to get substituted. Only when rendering to PDF, FOP's font library kicks in and tries to find a matching font for the one reported by Batik. So if Batik substitutes with a fallback font, your ArialMT might not get picked up. I'm not sure if it's that but it's my best bet.
On 11.11.2008 13:26:15 Barry Whiting wrote: > Hi Vincent > > We are using fop 0.95. The svg image has to be added as a background image > to a block container so that we can overlay another svg on top of this like a > pointer on a map so Im not sure if thats my problem or not? > > I have know changed my config as your suggestion which is cool but hasn't > helped yet. > > I have attached an example fo, fop-config and svg image for you hopefully > this will help. > > Thanks > > Barry <snip/> Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
