

SVG 1.1 (which for fonts is basically the same as CSS 2.1 ) defines the following font-selection properties: Since Inkscape uses SVG as its native file format, we need to take a quick look at how SVG describes font faces. In fact, the top and bottom of the bolder ‘O’ are actually thinner. Note that the Medium glyphs (black) are not just thickened versions of the Regular glyphs (red outline).

SVG Buttons in HTML ( or SVG Integration in HTML)įedora 9 on a Dell Inspiron 9200 NotebookĬomparison between the Regular and Medium faces of ‘Nimbus Roman No9 L’.

SVGĬSS3 Transforms and Animation Experiments SVG Working Group Meeting Report – Rigi KaltbadĪ Spinning Newspaper or a Study of HTML vs. Inkscape and Font Faces, a drama featuring SVG, Pango, and others. SVG Working Group Meeting Report - Londonīlending coming to an SVG renderer near you! (Including Inkscape)įlowed text in SVG: One step forward, one step back. SVG Working Group Meeting Report - Santa Clara (TPAC)ĭescending into the bowels of Inkscape code SVG Working Group Meeting Report - Sydney SVG Mesh Gradients, Heat Maps, and a Plea SVG Working Group Meeting Report - Sydney - 2016 SVG Working Group Editor’s Meeting Report - London - 2016
