I'm really glad to see progress on SVG and hope this will finally make Mozilla to support SVG Tiny Fonts. This bug on their Bugzilla is 11 (!) years open:
I'm really glad to see progress on SVG and hope this will finally make Mozilla to support SVG Tiny Fonts. This bug on their Bugzilla is 11 (!) years open:
I would consider printing to be another story though. It is possible to have a page size that spans to several pages when printing, but still it represents just one page.
PDF is not the best analogy because it was designed to be a document format from the beginning.
Anyway, I will stop here because this thread is reaching the futile point.
For example if you had a very tall SVG image, you would constrain the height of the block that it was in, and set the overflow-style to paged-y. The browser would then provide some form of control for you to page vertically through the content in that block.
This stuff is currently documented in the GCPM module, but I suspect it will move somewhere else eventually.
Wow. And that's not the first time I've seen Bugzilla reports open for years. Does nobody work on these features or something?
Some guy offered that his company could implemented it. No one said yes.