In Inkscape .91, is there a way to define text styles, so that all instances of a particular kind of text can be changed at once by changing a single style? Can I enter CSS tags in the Inkscape text boxes and then use Inkscape to create the CSS Style section? If this is not possible in .91, what about more recent versions?
That's good to know. The use of CSS styles can save a lot of time and effort when the text contains numerous elements -- e.g., code, keystrokes, names -- that need to receive a highlight or decoration. CSS is something a graphics editor needs to support.
I see, from Maren Hachmann's comment ( https://inkscape.org/forums/questions/can-i-run-css-modifications-to-an-svg-in-inkscape/#c4166 ), that it is possible to install multiple Inkscape versions -- INKSCAPE_PROFILE_DIR then determines which one is used.
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In Inkscape .91, is there a way to define text styles, so that all instances of a particular kind of text can be changed at once by changing a single style? Can I enter CSS tags in the Inkscape text boxes and then use Inkscape to create the CSS Style section? If this is not possible in .91, what about more recent versions?
Maybe you have seen this: https://inkscape.org/forums/questions/can-i-run-css-modifications-to-an-svg-in-inkscape/
That's good to know. The use of CSS styles can save a lot of time and effort when the text contains numerous elements -- e.g., code, keystrokes, names -- that need to receive a highlight or decoration. CSS is something a graphics editor needs to support.
I see, from Maren Hachmann's comment ( https://inkscape.org/forums/questions/can-i-run-css-modifications-to-an-svg-in-inkscape/#c4166 ), that it is possible to install multiple Inkscape versions -- INKSCAPE_PROFILE_DIR then determines which one is used.