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Understanding SVG. Questions about the SVG format; Using SVG appropriately. When to (or not to) use SVG; What you see is not what you get. Missing objects from files; Random filled boxes in the image; Images that are the wrong size; Font inconsistencies; Other weird and wonderful bugs; Something new. Questions that you can't find a better place for
Just uploaded an SVG of the Biden-Harris Transition logo (PNG is currently used for wiki pages). SVG was downloaded directly from the transition site (www.buildbackbetter.com) and renders properly when viewed on computer, but does not on the file page. Have looked at the SVG help page but not seeing anything which seems relevant.
Look to the image on the right. SVG images stored at Wikipedia or on the Wikimedia Commons aren't actually what you see in your browser when viewing Wikipedia articles. MediaWiki converts the SVG image to a PNG image. The SVG format is the working format of the stored image so that people can more easily convert images for use in different ...
As SVG lacks non-radial or non-linear gradients, and the gradient is smooth enough to not show pixelation when zoomed in, that seems a valid use of embedded bitmaps. I'll investigate why there's a large gap between the shapes, though there are still hairline cracks in the browser rendering due to commons:Librsvg_bugs#Hairline_cracks .
That's probably why the original SVG file does not use text. The modified file could be used until WP supports text on a path; then the file could be reverted to your current version. It would work, but it would make further localization awkward.
Some other 1.2 features are cherry picked in, [18] but SVG 2 is not a superset of SVG tiny 1.2 in general. SVG 2 reached the Candidate Recommendation stage on 15 September 2016, [20] and revised versions were published on 7 August 2018 and 4 October 2018. [21] The latest draft was released on 08 March 2023. [22]
Any idea why those black rectangles are appearing? =Nichalp «Talk»= 06:54, 14 August 2008 (UTC) reply - It appears to be due to the use of the <flowroot> tag. By elimnating these, I remove the problem. It would appear that RSVG is not properly supporting the SVG 1.2 flowroot tag, and is incorrectly drawing it as black boxes. By using a text ...
The solution was to trick the system: As File:BSicon tÜWo+r.svg is basically a rotated version of File: BSicon SANDBOX.svg (which did not show the defect), I used the transform attribute to rotate it around the center of the viewBox (figured that out after ten failed attempts with other methods, and highly appreciated input from User:Jarry1250).