Rendering is defined by several XML attributes.In general, a graphical element represents a geometric shape and describes how a shape is rendered. Graphical elements (child elements of ), such as, that describe the various shapes and properties of the image contents.height – the height of the image’s viewport in the current user coordinate system.width – the width of the image’s viewport in the current user coordinate system.xmlns:xlink='' – a namespace declaration that allows an SVG file to contain internal links (such as elements under ).xmlns=' ' – a namespace declaration that identifies that all SVG elements belong to the SVG namespace.version – the SVG version to which the document conforms.One root element with the following attributes:.For FileMaker, UTF-8 encoding is preferred and UTF-16 is not supported. The XML declaration provides the version and encoding information.This SVG file has the following elements: This example shows a typical minimal SVG file that renders a shape-in this case, a rounded rectangle with a red solid fill and a blue border. This document assumes some knowledge of basic computer graphics and SVG-related concepts. Although this SVG implementation doesn't support every graphical element and option outlined in the standard, the supported features are used often and are capable of rendering a variety of vector images.įor more information on adding icons in buttons and button bars, see FileMaker Pro Help. The implementation of this SVG subset is lightweight, portable, quick to parse, and easy to map to underlying platform-specific graphic rendering libraries.

This document describes a specific subset that FileMaker supports for custom icons in buttons and button bars, and provides examples. This standard is extensive, and few implementations support its entirety-usually only the most practical subset is implemented. SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a W3C XML-based standard used for describing 2D vector graphics. In FileMaker Pro, you can add custom icons in. This document applies to FileMaker Pro versions 14 and 15.

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