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问题 Here my demo: https://codepen.io/joondoe/pen/MWwmGwG?editors=0100 In my example I am using CSS but I am open to solutions using SVG also. I have managed to create a border-image with filling content inside. Now I am wondering if it is possible to create a 100% smooth border-image? I mean by that, a border image that automatically reproduce the original border image or nearest possible in a programmatic fashion. In my demo you can see it is pretty OK but there still some aliasing and lags

问题 Here my demo: https://codepen.io/joondoe/pen/MWwmGwG?editors=0100 In my example I am using CSS but I am open to solutions using SVG also. I have managed to create a border-image with filling content inside. Now I am wondering if it is possible to create a 100% smooth border-image? I mean by that, a border image that automatically reproduce the original border image or nearest possible in a programmatic fashion. In my demo you can see it is pretty OK but there still some aliasing and lags

问题 I am using illustrator to create a SVG file that will be converted to a font icon using icomoon. But I am having problems with the end result. My icon is essentially set of concentric circles, which is saved as SVG in illustrator. The SVG is converted to icons using iconmoon, I see that the icon is converted to multiple paths instead of a single object. <span class="icon-4"> <span class="path1"></span> <span class="path2"></span> <span class="path3"></span> <span class="path4"></span> <span

问题 This is a follow-on to a previous question I asked, Make HTML Canvas generate PDF-ready Line art?. At @Peter O.'s suggestion, I reworked my software to use SVG instead of HTML Canvas. I am now abler to create a high-quality image: There is an outer <svg> for the entire object. There is a translated <svg> for each view. Instead that the arrow is drawn as a path. Here is the relevant code that produces the arrows: transformForPiece(p) { return 'translate(' + this.radius + ',' + this.radius + ')

问题 This is a follow-on to a previous question I asked, Make HTML Canvas generate PDF-ready Line art?. At @Peter O.'s suggestion, I reworked my software to use SVG instead of HTML Canvas. I am now abler to create a high-quality image: There is an outer <svg> for the entire object. There is a translated <svg> for each view. Instead that the arrow is drawn as a path. Here is the relevant code that produces the arrows: transformForPiece(p) { return 'translate(' + this.radius + ',' + this.radius + ')

问题 I can't make a CSS animation with my SVG sprite similar to Pinterest. The sprite is 90 frames, but I can't get it to work Pinterest Reactions Emojis View Pinterest Sprite 90 frames in Svg My code: .emoji{ width: 110px; height: 110px; background-image : url(https://s.pinimg.com/webapp/style/images/wow-0a7ea725.svg); animation: moveX 1s steps(90) infinite; } @keyframes moveX{ from{background-position-x:0px;} to{background-position-x:-500px;} } <div class="emoji"></div> My JSFiddle: https:/

问题 I can't make a CSS animation with my SVG sprite similar to Pinterest. The sprite is 90 frames, but I can't get it to work Pinterest Reactions Emojis View Pinterest Sprite 90 frames in Svg My code: .emoji{ width: 110px; height: 110px; background-image : url(https://s.pinimg.com/webapp/style/images/wow-0a7ea725.svg); animation: moveX 1s steps(90) infinite; } @keyframes moveX{ from{background-position-x:0px;} to{background-position-x:-500px;} } <div class="emoji"></div> My JSFiddle: https:/

问题 I'm trying to work out how to draw a squiggly line on an arbitrary SVG path element. The path is generated by a React Component. For example, I'm trying to replicate the line in this question: Is there an easy way to do this in SVG and/or JavaScript generated paths? I've considered joining up a series of curves using the s path command, but then I would need to calculate points along the curve. I've also considered some sort of displacement filter but I'm not really sure where to start. 回答1:

问题 I have an SVG graphic represented in a string svg_string='<svg height="100" width="500"><ellipse cx="240" cy="50" rx="220" ry="30" style="fill:yellow" /><ellipse cx="220" cy="50" rx="190" ry="20" style="fill:white" /></svg>' I want to display the graphics represented by svg_string , which is 2 ellipses, on a window initiated from Python. The pseudo code of which should be something like import pygame def display_svg_figure(screen, svg_string): # Code that draws the rendered SVG string on #

问题 my client has bought a font which I would like to use on his website, but the company which made the font(Adobe) told me, that there is no webfont service for this current font and I can use it on a website only if I rasterize it or make it impossible to download/steal the font in any other way. Therefore, the question is: Is there any reliable way to protect webfonts? (second, optional part) Is there any way that is generally considered to be enough so its legally safe to use the font? What