JanMG

Dear v_kyr, thanks for analysing my crude SVG code mercilessly. You are totally right that it is badly written! Unfortunately you are totally beside the point. First of all, as an internal image, all browser show above image nicely. Even Inkscape can display it correctly and as I mentioned it is not meant to be for eternity. Secondly, even If supply the file format it an appropriate way (actually by exporting it through inkscape) AD can still not display it correctly. Thirdly, I specifically asked for a progress of the "bug fix" (or feature request) for the not implemented feature of svg (nested svgs with X and Y positions) mentioned in the original post, acknowledged by MEB. On the later I don't think you can give me answer, but I am somehow sure you still will... Best, Jan A.svg

I just stumbled over the same problem. I generate SVG based on database entries for scientific purposes. Afterwards I'd like to clean and beautify them for scientific publications in AD. As my SVG are made by for-loop in python, it is much easy to nest SVG than group and transform them. I have attached a typical SVG to this post. All my Browsers and Inkscape opens them as itended but, AD just puts all SVG containers on top of each other - annoying. Is there any news, on when or if it will be fixed? Best, Jan A.svg