Hi, Morph Ex- Morph Ex wrote (on 3/9/09 6:57 PM): > Thanks for your response. As an example, imagine that you need to > add a logo to your website. Since the background of the page might > be changed or redesigned frequently you only want to include the text > in the image and then specify transparent areas where the background > can bleed through. If you embed the svg image directly in the body > tag then the body's background color or background image will always > show through your svg image's transparent areas. However if you > embed the image in another element, let's say a div element, then > only the div's background color will show through the transparent > areas. It seems to me that a simpler and computationally cheaper way to do this is to simply modify the SVG image as well (possibly using CSS). However, we are currently working on a Compositing specification, which also touches on clipping-paths, masks, and transparency, and we will keep your feedback in mind while working on this. Regards- -DougReceived on Friday, 13 March 2009 02:14:57 GMT
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