![]() It’s not easy (and a peeve of mine), but once you see the exact problem in the property editor you can develop a pretty quick workflow for the specific issues that your SVG has. Alternatively, you can also edit the SVG file to add the leading zero (or whatever is the issue).īottom line, it is a conflict in the way strings/numbers get parsed and you find a way that works for you to get it cleaned up. How to use an SVG as anIf you have as many as you do, I import into Ignition, close and save the view, then go into the JSON to correct the same things. Inkscape will save as HTML5 canvas - some items will be vectors - some possibly rasters depending upon filters etc. If you choose File>Save As, HTML5 canvas. Similar procedure for things not recognized as colors. You can use a HTML5 canvas to display either a raster version of the svg, or attempt to change svg data into HTML canvas vector data. number colors right) and your error count will reduce by one. Hover your mouse over Open with, and youll get the flyout menu on the right. There are some extra configuration for you to tinker with as. In the property editor you’ll immediately see it change from green to orange (if I remember my text vs. Right-click on the SVG file, and youll get the pop-up menu on the left. You can use File -> Save a Copy, then in Save as type -> Optimized SVG (.svg). Of course as a vector, the text will no longer b be editable as text, but that may not matter as much to you as being able to have your SVG viewable on the other end. (You could also use Stroke to Path, depending upon what you want to do). Ignition re-parses the value and reads it as a number. Select the text object, then go to the menu Path Object to Path. If you only have a few you can access them in the property editor, simply select the value and hit enter. To embed an SVG file via Custom HTML block editor, use tags
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