SVG Export: stroke and fill instead of style?

[Evaluate01 0]

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

[Callum 831]

Hi Jens,

Welcome to the forums

As far as I'm aware there is no way to change this I'm afraid.

Thanks

Callum

[Evaluate01 0]

Thanks for the quick reply and confirmation. So my search for the perfect SVG generator continues ... sigh.

Best
Jens

[R C-R 3,315]

Not that it will make your search for the perfect generator any easier, but you might find this interview with Jon Ferraiolo of interest, particularly his answer to the "Why is the SVG spec so enormous?" question.

[Tumulte 2]

Yeah, please scrap the "style" and replace it with XML attributes. That's rather annoying for webdesigners to add "!important" to override inline styling.

And even more annoying to replace them manually