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Within the Settings > Keyboard shortcuts there is a load option and I did some googling to see if someone has already created a shortcuts list that they copied from Illustrator. I don't use Illustrator myself, but find most design tools I use, use the same scheme as the Adobe programs and I want a colleague to start using Affinity products, but If the keyboard shortcuts don't match they will not be happy with it. Does something like this already exist or do I need to create it myself.

Are there any plans for this. I working on these complex animations using GreenSock and if I could just tell Affinity Designer that is should render `class=""` instead of `id=""` it would make my life so much easier. I know I could just replace all my id's with classes after the fact, but a counter is being added to each same named layer (eg shape, shape1, shape2 ect), also I am constantly changing the design file while using the code to fix minor bugs. Also the feedback from dobry doesn't really work, because you than still are missing the first layer, that one doesn't get serif:id

@Callum I think I've found the culprit, there were some really weird characters within the text (I'd copied them from some where else) when I just typed them in within Affinity they seemed fine and others had a negative letter spacing, which resulted in <t-span> elements. I could surely still share the file, but think it is not necessary any more, hope this will help others who search for the same issue.

I'm creating this graph which I want to be indexalbe via Google so I need to use <text> elements inside my SVG (so I can't convert them to paths), but while exporting to SVG Affinity is creating weird <text> elements some of which only have one letter. How could I fix or prevent this, without manually fixing my SVG afterwards? <text x="445.224px" y="281.209px" style="font-family:'MyriadPro-Bold', 'Myriad Pro', sans-serif;font-weight:700;font-size:8px;fill:#000516;">P</text> <text x="449.672px" y="281.209px" style="font-family:'MyriadPro-Bold', 'Myriad Pro', sans-serif;font-weight:700;font-size:8px;fill:#000516;">ost Surgical</text> <text x="464.054px" y="289.209px" style="font-family:'MyriadPro-Bold', 'Myriad Pro', sans-serif;font-weight:700;font-size:8px;fill:#000516;">C</text> <text x="468.664px" y="289.209px" style="font-family:'MyriadPro-Bold', 'Myriad Pro', sans-serif;font-weight:700;font-size:8px;fill:#000516;">onsult</text> I would think that it would create two <text> elements one with `Post surgical` and one `Consult` not have the first letter of each word in its own <text> element. I Know MyriadPro is not a web font and I will convert this when I know what web font I will be using.