for example we have defs and rect separately, so we must use ID
How can I do the same but without using ID (MyGradient). Maybe with
JavaScript?
something like this
doesn't work :(
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At 17:00 +0100 08/01/2011, honyk wrote:
>Please see my simplified use case http://skibob.dobruska.cz/other/clip.svg -
>I'd like to have that triangle transparent. It is impossible to do it with a
>single path (with multiple contours) as I need different fill styles of
>individual objects.
Why can
Hi David,
> I've made your triangle black and put it in a mask with
> a big white rectangle underneath I had to mess with
> coordinates a bit to get it all to line up. The mask is
> then applied to your group. In this way masks can be
> tricked into acting like inverse clip-paths.
it look
Ooops! I forgot to paste in the code:
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From: ddailey
To: svg-developers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2011 12:01 PM
Subject: Re: [svg-developers] Divide objects below the specified path
Perha
Perhaps something like this is what you have in mind accomplishing:
I've made your triangle black and put it in a mask with a big white rectangle
underneath I had to mess with coordinates a bit to get it all to line up.
The mask is then applied to your group. In this way masks can be tricked
Hi David,
> I'm not sure if I quite understand your scenario
Please see my simplified use case http://skibob.dobruska.cz/other/clip.svg -
I'd like to have that triangle transparent. It is impossible to do it with a
single path (with multiple contours) as I need different fill styles of
individual
Hi Jan,
I'm not sure if I quite understand your scenario, but a couple of quick
responses: first of all a path can have multiple M subcommands:
draws a triangle with a square hole in the middle. The background will shine
through the hole as though it is transparent.
While there has been som
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