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  1. Thanks for the quick reply and confirmation. So my search for the perfect SVG generator continues ... sigh. Best Jens
  2. Hi, I'm evaluating AD for creating SVG files in a specific format, required by an internal software. What I see so far in the exported SVG is ok. But instead of getting the formatting in the style attribute <rect id=":24W16" x="261.857" y="244.422" width="26.47" height="30.95" style="fill:#c4d8f9;"/> I would prefer to get stroke and fill like this (result of another software with it's own quirks) <rect x="259" y="214" width="32.5" height="38" transform="matrix(1,0,0,1,0,0)" id=":24W16" fill="rgb(196,216,249)"/> Any export options that allow for this that I haven't found yet? Background: the SVG will be loaded into a HTML page and custom CSS will get applied to the SVG. The inline style in the SVG has highest priority and overrules what's in the CSS. Yes, there is a workaround by making everything in the CSS !important but that is a dirty hack that I'd like to avoid. Affinity Designer is the last in a long list of vector editors I'm trying, saving as SVG seems always a bad compromise, sigh :-( Regards, Jens
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