JamieA

So I have a custom image for example, a sick design and in the centre of it there's some text that I want to be, for a website, a user's username. My plan was to use Affinity designer to make the design and put the text in, make the text something like "USERNAME", and use a script on my web server to replace "USERNAME" to the actual username, then either render in Inkscape (which you can automate because of the command line) or just get the web browser to show it. I cannot currently do this with Affinity because the text element is not one clear element, but split into many different elements meaning I can't make a script look for "USERNAME" and replace it.

Does this mean I will possibily be able to use Affinity to make SVG templates? Like the kind I can make a script (not in Affinity) to replace text on. If so, game changer. Thank you

test.svg It does it for all text, even regular old text. test.afdesign

Hi, I've noticed when I export something in SVG, the text is split into a bunch of different elements seemingly randomly. Meaning the phrase "hello world" is spliced into 3 different tags "h", "ello wo", "rld" for example. Is there a way to get Affinity to export text normally? This would save so much time as I wouldn't have to recreate text elements in Inkscape. Thanks