Derek Hohls wrote:
Links are normally associated with a graphic element
of some sort eg. to create a hyperlink that is active
when user's cursor is over a rectangle:
<a xlink:href="mylink.html">
<rect x="0" y="0" height="195" width="370"
style="fill:red"/>
</a>
In SVG you can use links to reuse graphic elements.
If you need the same complex piece of graphics several
times you define it only once and use it with the method
shown by the original poster (note: <use> instead of <a>):
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I have an code of svg and applied an transformation
to png. my code svg have various LINK by example in
<g id="background">
</g>
and addition:
<use xlink:href="#background" x="0" y="15"/>
after display in the browser not have the reference
(href).
The whole SVG is converted into a single PNG. PNG
is a bitmap only and doesn't support references
(at least AFAIK).
What would you like to achieve with your code?
Gerald
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