I have no idea what an Org chart is but I guess we are talking about graphing or tree views of some sort. I've done some cool stacked bar graphs in CSS with inline style - but I provide a plain text version as well (given that I use red and green on the bars).
Peter F's question asked about the support for SVG in browsers: Gecko based browsers have some good support from Mozilla.org:
http://mozilla.org/projects/svg/
Has a really good description of what SVG is and how to turn it on in Mozilla. This is a "project" not a "product" at Mozilla.org so it's not a stable build.
Possible that we may get SVG enabled Mozilla's soon?
There is also a mozdev project called SVG graphs http://svggraphs.mozdev.org/index.html
An SVG plugin links and info page at mozdev.org : Windows - http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/en-AU/windows1.html#AdobeSVG Linux - http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/en-AU/linux.html#SVG Mac OSX - http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/OSX.html#SVG
Opera has this info : http://www.opera.com/support/search/supsearch.dml?index=466
Cheers James
Peter Firminger wrote:
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I must admit to copping out to a gif on the rare occasions we have had to do this but SVG may be an option.
Does anyone know if the SVG plug-ins are pre-installed with browsers (IE in particular) now? I seem to have the adobe plug-ins (I'm on WinXP Pro) but can't remember if I installed it myself. Also what native support for SVG is around in the other browsers?
P
Does anybody have some good examples of "proper" HTML and
good css for a Org
charts. Actually the semantically correct HTML just layers
of unordered
lists, and the corresponding List Items. I'm just having trouble
visualizing how I need to construct the CSS under it to get
the visually
preferred tree structure.
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