To facilitate styling with a centralized style sheet, I have removed all svg: and xlink: prefixes from a file (</svg: inclusive, do not worry). In addition, all stroke:none and stroke-with:0 attributes are removed to allow setting them in the CSS-file.
This works rather well in Vim/GVim.
But when I open the resulting file in Inkscape, the Inkscape-internal XML-editor still shows those namespace-designators.
I would not care. But, when overwriting the file from Inkscape (save as...) and confirming the action, I was afraid, that my changes would be reverted by Inkscape. But no.
Even modifying the file in Inkscape, does not bring back the Namespace-designators. Then, why are they displayed in the XML-Editor ?
Understand that I am content with this behavior as it spares me repeated interventions on the XML-code.
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To facilitate styling with a centralized style sheet, I have removed all svg: and xlink: prefixes from a file (</svg: inclusive, do not worry). In addition, all stroke:none and stroke-with:0 attributes are removed to allow setting them in the CSS-file.
This works rather well in Vim/GVim.
But when I open the resulting file in Inkscape, the Inkscape-internal XML-editor still shows those namespace-designators.
I would not care. But, when overwriting the file from Inkscape (save as...) and confirming the action, I was afraid, that my changes would be reverted by Inkscape. But no.
Even modifying the file in Inkscape, does not bring back the Namespace-designators. Then, why are they displayed in the XML-Editor ?
Understand that I am content with this behavior as it spares me repeated interventions on the XML-code.