- From: Steve Mills <armpitstudios@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2012 10:53:22 -0600
- To: www-svg@w3.org
On Mar 4, 2012, at 17:01:31, Helder Magalhães wrote: > I don't think the specification mentions that they all need to be > defined at the top of the file, although it's a general good practice > to declare objects to be referenced later in a "defs" section, > typically placed near start of the document, something the > specification font examples [1] follow. OK. > Note that the specification [1] states that "An SVG font can be either > embedded within the same document that uses the font or saved as part > of an external resource." although, in my experience, several > implementations that support SVG fonts don't support externally > referenced ones (most notably WebKit, though AFAIK this is being > changed as we speak). :-) That won't affect me, as I need to build stand-alone svg files. > For future questions that mostly involve questions and/or support, the > Yahoo! SVG Developers group is probably a better place to ask: "This > mailing list is for technical discussion on Scalable Vector Graphics > (SVG) and its specifications." [3]. ;-) Ah, thanks. I guess I missed the part about "the development of the SVG specifications, test materials, and other deliverables". Steve
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