Is chrome known to have issues with paths and mouseover events? In my svg with
roads, my mouseover events will only fire on small segments of the path. I
can't find much on this topic.
Thanks!
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Hi Pranav, not sure if I'm the right person to ask, but if I understand the
question, the first one is the only one that will preserve visual appearance
of the text. The spec states [1] that
[ordinarily] http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/struct.html#DescElement 'desc' and
http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=13311
anyone shed any light on this?
cheers
Jonathan Chetwynd
http://www.peepo.com
http://www.peepo.com/index.svgz
also reduced testcase [1]
transient: http://www.peepo.com/dev.svg
mime-type: image/svg+xml both pass with direct input
but fail
http://greenworld.org/chrome-test.svg
With chrome you need to move the mouse around until you hit the sweet
spot. FF works well, but is so sensitive its hard to keep mouseover. IE
with the old ASV 3 plugin is still the best, which I'm trying to
mothball. I can't test IE9.
Thanks!
Sean
On
Ah, the good old days of ASV3. There is much more interested in SVG these
days because it is built into browsers, but ASV was very well built.
Maybe there would be interest in an ASV fan club event where we discuss the
good old days, similar to the Moosefest - http://www.moosefest.org/ :-)
Hi Sean,
I think I concur that that are some look and feel differences between Webkit
and the others (I do have IE9
Each of the paths has had its stroke width from the g in which
stroke-width=0.22%
I would probably try changing that to something like
stroke-width=3
And see
Hi David,
Than you for the response. I changed the stroke, and got rid of the
dasharray on the red. I did it for both, but it didn't improve anything,
so I put blue back to dasharray. The coordinates of geographical, and I
would like not to lose that.
Are there any examples where this is not
Hi David,
snip
though I gather that your purpose requires it for other reasons. [Doesn't
that last sentence read a bit oddly? Perhaps the word of between
function and text might help??]
PL] Many thanks. The viewer will parse the graphics elements looking for a
title element. The moment it finds
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