- From: Dean Jackson <dean@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 08:37:45 +1000
- To: ganesh jothikumar <ganesh.jothikumar@oracle.com>
- Cc: public-svg-print@w3.org
Ganesh, If you ask on svg-developers@yahoogroups.com you'll get a lot of help. Dean On 21 Apr 2005, at 02:05, ganesh jothikumar wrote: > Hi > > 1) I have the following piece of code in my svg > > <path id="attract" style="fill:none" d="M 177,235 C 160,235 > 160,115 180,115"/> > <text style="fill:white;font-size:25 > ;font-family:Verdana;font-weight:bold"> > <textPath xlink:href="#attract"> > ATTRACT > </textPath> > </text> > > Now I would like to align the text 'ATTRACT' in the center of the > curve. I'm not able to achieve this using text-anchor:middle. Please > help > > 2) I would like to zoom my svg image programmatically. I know it can > done. But my zooming requires that the width alone be increased and > the height remains constant. How can I do it. > > With regards > ganesh > > Dean Jackson wrote: >> Hi Ganesh, >> >> On 19 Apr 2005, at 00:29, ganesh jothikumar wrote: >> >>> I have a requirement wherin I will have to zoom the svg image. I >>> know that this can be done using CTRL key. But can this be done >>> programaticaly. >> >> Firstly, you might want to ask this question on >> svg-developers@yahoogroups.com. >> This email list is for discussing the SVG print specification, not >> really >> the behaviour of an implementation. >> >> Having said that, a programmatic zoom is indeed possible in the SVG >> language (on any viewer). You have a few choices: >> >> - if you have scripting (such as the Adobe viewer or Batik) you can >> modify the currentScale attribute on the SVGDocument element via >> Javascript. >> >> - if you have animation you can have an element in the SVG document >> that animates the viewBox attribute on the root <svg> element. >> >> There are also a few other ways (such as putting a transform on a <g> >> element that wraps everything you want to zoom). >> >> I suggest the first option (using javascript). If you do a search >> for "svg currentScale" you'll probably find code. >> >> Dean >> > > --<D:\\Personal\\Others\\sign.jpg>
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