I tryed to extract the legend from the xhtm file, but i couldn't. How about add the legend to the exported svg? Carlos On 3/20/07, Stacho Mudrak <s.m@group-s.sk> wrote:
Hmmm, I see no solution right now - the only way is to manually (or some script) extract SVG from xhtml (just copy everything between <svg> and </svg> tags for each used symbol into separate SVG files).
May be, it is possible to add legend export to SVG - but I have no idea. It is a field of MartinB and he will be back end of the week.
Regards, S.
Quoting "Carlos \"Guâno\" Grohmann" <carlos.grohmann@gmail.com>:
Hello all.
just doing some tests exporting svg and xhtml from therion, thinking about a final art in Inkscape or Xara. When I imported the svg, the cave was nice, but there is no legend. in the xhtml there is a legend, but I can't import this file into inkscape. how can I get a legend with svg files?
thanks
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