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Change the background colour of an SVG graphic.

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Posted Friday, August 18, 2006 - Post #12510
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To Ron:

 

I tried to change the Background and the Fill colour in genomap.svg but to no avail. Still showing White.

Question: is it possible to change the background colour from white to, say, a lighter shade of another colour?

 

Thank you Ron.

Edited: Saturday, August 19, 2006 by jcguasp

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Posted Monday, August 21, 2006 - Post #12561
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Ron (8/20/2006)
I wasn't aware that it was possible to change the 'canvas' colour of an SVG image, but after your post I see that changing the 'blackground-color' style attribute in the <svg> element does indeed change the canvas with Mozilla Firefox as you say. But it has no effect with IE/ASV3. Adobe does however support a 'transparent' mode allowing the HTML page content to show through, so a combination of the two techniques may resolve this point. To use Adobe transparent mode add wmode="transparent" to the attribute list of the emitSVG call in genomap.htm.


Have also tried this approach and I must say I like it the same way iaintait likes it.


Edited: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 by maru-san



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