But if you do a lot of work with SVG's, then you're doing yourself a huge favor to switch over to d3.js. It's an incredibly lightweight library, too. And it does more than just SVG's; it actually converts the DOM to a database.

2012年12月28日 · Not being a jQuery user, I don't know how well it works nowadays.] There are also SVG specific libraries like D3.js which can be useful for specific purposes and are worth a look. (I'm doing D3.js injustice when simply calling it an SVG specific library, because it's more). You can use onclick and similar attributes and standard DOM ...

2010年2月19日 · I have tried to change the images on my site from img to svg, changing img tags to embed and object tags. But, implementing the onclick function, which previously was contained in the img tag, is p...

2014年4月17日 · Like my title says, I'm trying to programmatically creating an SVG image element in a HTML page using javascript. For some reason my basic javascript code isn't working, however if I use the raphaeljs library it works fine. So there's obviously a problem with my js - I just can't seem to figure out what it is. (note: the target browser is FF4+)

How do I access data for a <path> element from script?. There are two ways to access most information about elements in SVG: you can either access the attribute as a string through the standard DOM Level 1 Core method getAttribute(), or …

2015年2月11日 · I want to send an inline SVG image to a PHP script to Convert it to PNG with Imagick. For that I have to know how to get a base64 String out on an inline SVG. For canvas objects its a simple ".toDa...

2011年11月17日 · I want to convert SVG into bitmap images (like JPEG, PNG, etc.) through JavaScript.

2012年4月27日 · There are two ways to get/set transform values for SVG elements in Chrome, Firefox, IE, or any standards-fearing SVG user agent:

Since the SVG syntax in an SVG file is mostly identical to the SVG definition syntax in the DOM (from the '<svg' substring on), it is much more practical to take a container element like span or b and set its innerHTML attribute to the raw SVG data -- the browser takes care of the hard parsing and construction work for you that way.

I have a series of svg rectangles (using D3.js) and I want to display a message on mouseover, the message should be surrounded by a box that acts as background. They should both be perfectly aligned to each other and to the rectangle (on top and centered).