Hi Joseph,
It's trivial, include a viewBox attribute on your outermost
'svg' element. That way the SVG viewer knows what portion of
the infinite canvas should be displayed.
Joseph wrote:
> I was wondering, is there any way that I can make the loaded SVG file
> to fit the provided size of JSVGCanvas? Lets say I do not wish to
> resize the canvas :)
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> Like scale the SVG file to fit the canvas during loading...
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> thank you!
> Shemeri
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