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For example, I want
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<rect fill="red" stroke="blue" />instead of
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<rect style="fille:red;stroke:blue" />in my SVG file.
Avoid CSS style attributes?
Avoid CSS style attributes?
Hi,
is there a way to force inkscape to use SVG attributes instead of CSS styles?
For example, I want
instead of
in my SVG file.
is there a way to force inkscape to use SVG attributes instead of CSS styles?
For example, I want
instead of
in my SVG file.
Re: Avoid CSS style attributes?
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I'm probably going to regret trying to answer this question. But the comments I make might lead you closer to what you need to know, while waiting for someone with more knowledge in this area, to reply.
Inkscape, to my knowledge, does not write CSS. As far as I know, it writes XML only, and it can be seen in the XML Editor (Edit menu) (or by opening an SVG file in a browser). It's my understanding that SVG code is written using XML language, not CSS.
Hopefully someone else can explain it better. And I certainly look forward to learning more about this myself
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Re: Avoid CSS style attributes?
rulanad wrote:is there a way to force inkscape to use SVG attributes instead of CSS styles? (…)
No, Inkscape does not offer such an option internally (related feature requests #168406, #171503).
Converting CSS styles into presentation attributes is among the default options when saving as 'Optimized SVG' (based on scour).