Is there a way to make gradient references become inline instead of have a hash reference to a definition?
I'm having some issues with compatibility in browsers sometimes and this is one way I can solve them.
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AN option to move the definitions might help with compatibility as well. It appears Chrome/Firefox do not like items defined within another symbol.
Linked gradients are pretty standard.Β https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/linking.html#IRIformsΒ
Browsers should handle gradients easily, Got an svg example of an issue to share?
Actually, i looks like symbols are bolloxed.Β I'd consider hiding a clone instead of using symbols.
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Is there a way to make gradient references become inline instead of have a hash reference to a definition?
I'm having some issues with compatibility in browsers sometimes and this is one way I can solve them.
Β
AN option to move the definitions might help with compatibility as well. It appears Chrome/Firefox do not like items defined within another symbol.
Linked gradients are pretty standard.Β https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/linking.html#IRIformsΒ
Browsers should handle gradients easily, Got an svg example of an issue to share?
Actually, i looks like symbols are bolloxed.Β I'd consider hiding a clone instead of using symbols.