Re: SVG12: 5.1.2 "referenced document"

* Doug Schepers wrote:
>| The new text has "To be scalable, SVG content must include a 'viewBox'
>| attribute on the 'svg' element." So SVG is really for 
>| scalable and un- scalable vector graphics?
>
>I suggest that the paragraph be revised to say:
>
>  "Normally, SVG content is designed to be scalable. In order for the SVG 
>  content to scale automatically to fill the available viewport, it must 
>  include a 'viewBox' attribute on the 'svg' element. This describes the 
>  region of world coordinate space (the initial user coordinate system) 
>  used by the graphic. This attribute thus provides a convenient way to 
>  design SVG documents to scale-to-fit into an arbitrary viewport."
>
>To be precise, the "available viewport" is the dimensions specified in a
>referencing element ('iframe', 'object', 'embed') in the case of a reference
>in a mixed document, the whole browser canvas for a standalone SVG document,
>or the dimensions specified in the 'svg' root for compound documents.
>
>Would something like this work for you, Bjoern_?

This is better, I am not fond of repeatedly saying that this enables
scale to fit to the viewport (well, it says scale-to-fill and scale-
to-fit...) though.
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Received on Tuesday, 27 December 2005 22:37:21 UTC