October 2015
Intermediate to advanced
232 pages
5h 1m
English
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Appendix A. Text Elements and Attributes
There are three text container elements in SVG: <text>, <tspan>, and <textPath>. However, both <tspan> and <textPath> must always be used inside a <text> element. Also described here is the <foreignObject> element, which is most commonly used to add HTML text to an SVG.
<text>-
A self-contained sequence of text content to be included in the graphic, possibly including child elements with styled or positioned text.
x-
The horizontal position of the anchor point or points
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A list of space- or comma-separated lengths (with units or as numbers of user units) or percentages (of the coordinate system width)
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Values are assigned to individual characters in the text content of this or child elements
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Default is a single value 0
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y-
The vertical position of the anchor point or points
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A list of space- or comma-separated lengths (with units or as numbers of user units) or percentages (of the coordinate system width)
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Values are assigned to individual characters in the text content of this or child elements
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Default is a single value 0
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dx-
The horizontal offsets to be applied to each character’s position
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A list of space- or comma-separated lengths (with units or as numbers of user units) or percentages (of the coordinate system width)
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Values are assigned to individual characters in the text content of this or child elements
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Default is an empty list (no additional offsets)
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dy-
The vertical offsets to be applied to each character’s ...
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