Today I have strange issue with a svg file when I tried to convert it to png. When opening the svg file in Inkscape, it just show a white rectangle but opening it in Chrome is ok. I suspect that it is svg issue but I checked and the xml format is valid. Can you please check and advise?
Thank you and I look forward to hearing feedback from you
Thanks a lot for your help, yes, it works. So I am not really sure that the issue is having multiple filter effects under the same filter tag? Because if I have each filter effect having its own filter tag, it is also ok
From the look I guess the filters are not nessecary and browser might ignore them completely in your set up. That's why they work there. So my question would be: Why the filters?
The browser(s) is not ignoring the filter, you can toggle it on and off and it has a visible effect. Can you toggle the filter on and off in Inkscape (Selectors and CSS dialog) without crashing?
From my testing the filters have no effect in Safari browser e.g., so I thought they were skipped during rendering. And they have a bad side effect in Inkscape hence I guess it's not done in Inkscape.
Hello Inkscape community,
Today I have strange issue with a svg file when I tried to convert it to png. When opening the svg file in Inkscape, it just show a white rectangle but opening it in Chrome is ok. I suspect that it is svg issue but I checked and the xml format is valid. Can you please check and advise?
Thank you and I look forward to hearing feedback from you
There a 3 filters applied (<filter id="filter">); select all and ungroup - then go Filters->Remove Filters and there you have it back.
Hello Polygon,
Thanks a lot for your help, yes, it works. So I am not really sure that the issue is having multiple filter effects under the same filter tag? Because if I have each filter effect having its own filter tag, it is also ok
Yours sincerely
From the look I guess the filters are not nessecary and browser might ignore them completely in your set up. That's why they work there. So my question would be: Why the filters?
The browser(s) is not ignoring the filter, you can toggle it on and off and it has a visible effect.
Can you toggle the filter on and off in Inkscape (Selectors and CSS dialog) without crashing?
Edit: Screenshot from Firefox added
From my testing the filters have no effect in Safari browser e.g., so I thought they were skipped during rendering. And they have a bad side effect in Inkscape hence I guess it's not done in Inkscape.
OP asked about Chrome.
Looks like Safari has som nice tools too.
https://developer.apple.com/safari/tools/
I don't have Chrome but checked additionally in Safari which confirms it looks ok in Browser. Still in doubt about the used filters.
And yes Safari has an awesome developer mode. I give gxxxxgle a wide berth wherever I can.