Thanks, Sam for kicking this off - I knew it was just a matter of time before someone would do a proof-of-concept, but the week of MIX07 was earlier than I expected! 🙂
One suggestion: If you're going to use simple IE detection, then why not use IE conditional comments rather than forcing other SVG-capable browsers to load and parse and run the JavaScript? Something like:
<!--[if IE]> <script type="text/javascript" src="SVG2SL.js"></script> <![endif]-->
I've admired Sam Ruby's desire to use inline SVG for his blog - I think his clip art adds visual appeal to his site. I wish I had Sam's artistic sensibilities/patience (or that slipping into a scotch-induced trance would help). But artistic ability aside, I have been struggling with inline SVG as a concept since then. I thought I'd outline the advantages and disadvantages to inline SVG as I see them. Read the rest of this entry ...
Thanks to Mike, I now have Webkit SVG results to show at my SVG Support page. Current (April 2007) Webkit builds score a 55%, which is roughly comparable to Firefox 3 nightlies. Firefox 3 adds support for some Filter Effects, while Webkit currently has better Text support. For a first release, this will be fantastic - congratulations to the Webkit team!
I published my results of running ten different SVG implementations through the SVG Test Suite. Read the rest of this entry ...
Here's a mess of notes from the World Of SVG that you might find exciting (I certainly did!) Read the rest of this entry ...