@Jeremy
Many thanks for your clarification.
@Sylvain
I understood both favicon and datauri need real svg image file. I am not
sure if this is an efficient way or not but you can write your svg block
like core image into another tiddler with correct type and xmlns part! But
may be it does not
I still haven't found out if it's possible to do that, but the subtlety is
that you would have to copy the final rendering and not the content of the
text field because otherwise it goes back to the starting point ^^'.
Le mardi 15 décembre 2020 à 13:09:37 UTC+1, Sylvain Naudin a écrit :
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OK,
It's frustrating because with TW's ability to modify itself, one could
imagine just changing the colour of a fill element in the text field of the
SVG tiddler ;)
I guess I can find a workaround by doing a macro to completely change the
text field of my tiddler.
(Can $action-setfield be
Hi Sylvain
> Would it still be possible to make this evolve in the future (and consider
> the favicon as a core image therefore and not an SVG XML image)?
This isn’t a TiddlyWiki thing, this is how SVG is handled by browsers. The
browser requires a full SVG image for the favicon. Remember that
Hi,
This is exactly the thread I wanted to search for yesterday when Google
broke down ^^'
I wanted to add a setting to my SVG logo used as $:/favicon.ico
Unless I made a mistake, I have to fix it with the SVG document type, so I
can't insert the macro <> to reference the colour of my
Hi Mohammad, Joshua
This is the old chestnut of the confusing fact that there are two distinct
types of SVG images, and they behave differently, and are defined differently.
The core images are actually SVG elements designed to be transcluded directly
into HTML documents; that’s what enables
I tried to use an svg as background. I realized I cannot use core svg
images. One reason may be the tiddler type or perhaps the removed xlmns.
See below example at
.jack { background: url(<$macrocall $name="datauri" title="Motovun
Jack.jpg" $output="text/plain"/>); height: 300px; }
Now
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