I have in the past exported SVG in Illustrator and it rendered in most browsers, Chrome, Firefox, IE, etc...
I saved my file in Inkscape but its not rendering.
Is there something I am doing wrong or is it not possible.
Here is the file:
http://jeremyheminger.com/sites/default ... ry/cat.svg
Use SVG in a browser
Re: Use SVG in a browser
Because the "cat" isn't inside the canvas - it's located far left. To fix this - zoom out, unlock layers, move all objects into canvas.
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This makes sense. I followed a tutorial on YouTube and he said to turn the canvas off....so I did.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Thanks that worked:
http://jeremyheminger.com/sites/default ... t.rev1.svg
http://jeremyheminger.com/sites/default ... t.rev1.svg
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Off topic:
kitty!just hand over the chocolate and nobody gets hurt
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Re: Use SVG in a browser
Grobe wrote:Because the "cat" isn't inside the canvas - it's located far left. To fix this - zoom out, unlock layers, move all objects into canvas.
Or:
- Unlock all layers
- Open menu Edit -> Select All in All Layers
- Open menu Object -> Align and Distribute...
- Under Align, select Relative to: Page
- Check Treat selection as group:
- Click on the horizontal align to centre icon (third from the left).
- Click on the vertical align to centre icon (third from the left).