SVG is handled by Batik, not FOP. Maybe something's off with the SVG created by Corel Designer. Can you post a full SVG example? You could download Batik and use Batik Squiggle (the SVG browser [1]) to inspect the SVG file. If it displays fine there but not when included in XSL-FO, then it's a FOP problem. Otherwise, it may be a problem of Corel Designer or Batik, though I doubt it would be the latter in this case.
[1] http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/batik/tools/browser.html On 06.04.2010 21:33:25 Mario Madunic wrote: > This is probably off topic as from what I have been able to sort out it may > be more of a SVG issue. > > I'm inserting SVGs that have been exported from Corel Designer 12. A good > portion of the files were originally Designer 9 files and a circle tends to > be marked up as the following from Designer 9 (export function). > > <circle id="_298767568" fill="#A1A1A1" stroke="black" > stroke-width="0.0146584" transform="matrix(6.36378 10.0591 -10.9463 5.75857 > 5.19536 1.46463)" r="0.00351413"/> > > All that is displaying after it is parsed by FOP is the stroke and no fill > and the stroke is the entire circle. I worked it down to the > @transform="matrix(....)" along with the @r. The radius is way too small for > what is seen in the Designer 9 file. So my questions are has anybody come > across this issue with using transform instead of something like the > following: > > <circle fill="#DA251D" stroke="#00923F" stroke-width="0.0244052" > cx="0.563395" cy="2.1262" r="0.551193"/> (from Designer 12) > > And finally how can I get the true radius of the circle from the numbers in > the @matrix? > > Sorry if it is way too off topic. > > Marijan (Mario) Madunic > Publishing Specialist > New Flyer Industries > (204) 934 8815 > [email protected] Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
