SVG Tutorial
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I. Herman, W3C, Head of Offices
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©1994-2004, W3C (MIT,ERCIM,Keio)
SVG Tutorial
SVG Tutorial
0. [Title Page]
2. Graphics on the Web
3. What do we Need?
4. SVG
6. A Simple SVG Example
7. Coordinates, Transformations
8. Basic Coordinate System
9. Possible Units
10. Using Viewbox
11. Simple Transformations
12. Rotations
13. Matrices are 2×3!
14. Concatenation Examples
15. All Transformations Together
16. Grouping
17. Structuring SVG Files: Templates
18. Structuring SVG Files (cont)
19. Grouping/Templates are Used a Lot!
20. Sierpinski Triangle
22. Geometry: Path Expressions
23. Path Simplifications
24. Path Examples
25. Path Details: Q-Splines
26. Path Details: Q-Splines (cont)
27. Path Details: C-Splines
28. Path Details: C-Splines (cont)
29. Path Details: Arcs
30. Path “Shortcuts”
31. Text
32. Plain Text Examples
33. tspan Examples
34. Text on Paths
35. International Text
36. Inclusion of Images
37. Images Inline
39. Rendering Model
40. Opacity, Blending
41. Opacity on Groups
42. Clipping
43. The "objectBoundingBox" Attribute
44. Masking
45. Practical Masking Example
47. SVG Attributes
48. Stroke Attributes
49. Dash line control
50. Marker Symbols
51. Area Attributes
52. Fill Rules
53. Fill Rule Examples
54. Gradient Fill Definitions
55. Gradient Fill Examples
56. Details of Gradient Specification
57. Transforming Gradients
58. Another Gradient Example
59. Pattern Fill
60. Adaptation of a Pattern to an Area
61. Typical Use of Patterns
62. Image as a Pattern
63. Patterns can be Transformed
64. Stroke/Fill Attributes Defaults
65. Text Attributes
66. Text Rendering control
67. Named Colours
68. Named Colours & RGB values
70. Styling in Text Processing
71. Styling in Graphics
72. SVG Styling
73. SVG Styling 2
74. Separation into a CSS File
75. Styling Priorities
76. Complex Lines with Styling
78. Font Selection
79. SVG Fonts
80. SVG Font Definition...
81. ... and What You Get
82. Font Metrics
83. Referring to external fonts
84. Han Character Example
85. Smiley Font Example
87. Filters
88. Filter Operations
89. Filter Primitives
90. Filter Details
91. Coding Filters in SVG
92. (Rough) Overview of Filters
93. Overview of Filters (cont.)
94. Colour Matrix Manipulation
95. Linear Component Transfer
96. Gamma Component Transfer
97. Picture Compositing
98. Convolution Matrix on Pixels
99. Morphed Ducks
100. Displacement Maps
101. Displacement Maps 2.
102. Lighting
103. Lighting Effects
104. Turbulent Ducks
105. Filtering the W3C Logo
106. Filter Usage May Be Very Simple!
108. SVG Animation
109. SVG Animation Example
110. Aspects to Describe
111. What is animated?
112. Path Deformation
113. Walking Man…
114. Animate Transformation
115. Animate Motion
116. Animate Colour
117. Instantaneous Change: ‘set’
118. How are the values calculated?
119. Key Values
120. Key Values example
121. Key Values and Times
122. Time Interpolation Modes
123. Key Splines
124. Bouncing Cubes
125. When?
126. When (cont.)?
127. Chaining Animations
128. Multimedia Show...
129. Control with Mouse Events
130. Cartography Example
131. Panda and the Flower
133. Framing an Image
134. Framing an Image: How
135. Animating Gradients in Filters
136. Animating Font Glyphs
137. Using Filters for Patterns
138. Animate Clipping Path
139. The Power of Local Animations
140. Changing Pattern References
141. Lights and Images
143. SVG DOM
144. Scripting Languages
145. DOM Tree
146. But it is not that simple...
147. SVG DOM Objects and Methods
148. Interacting with an Element
149. Example: Usage of “onclick”
150. Reacting on “mouseover”
151. Modifying the DOM Tree
152. Interaction with the DOM Tree
153. Event List
154. Idiom: Animation with Mouse
155. Idiom: Top Level Document
156. Idiom: Namespaces
157. Idiom: Animation
158. Frame Based Animation
159. Same Effect with Animation Objects!
160. When Should Scripts Be Used?
161. RDF Schema Viewer Example
162. Idioms for Applications
163. W3C Document Visualizer
164. Binomial Distribution
165. Clock
166. Mine Sweeper Example
168. Miscellaneous
169. Conditional Processing
170. Metadata
171. Foreign Objects
172. Some Design Guidelines
173. Some Performance Tricks
174. Accessibility Issues
175. SVG in Practice
176. SVG Mime Type
177. SVG and HTML
178. Establishing the Coordinate System
179. Preservation of Aspect Ratio
180. Aspect Ratio Examples
181. Access to the DOM from HTML
182. Better (Future) Integration
184. SVG Mobile Profiles
185. SVG Basic
186. SVG Tiny
188. Implementations: Players
189. Adobe Plugin Deficiencies
190. Implementations: Authoring
191. Application Examples
192. Application Examples (cont.)
193. Some Mobile SVG Examples
195. SVG1.2
196. SVG 1.2: Better Text
197. Flowtext Example
198. SVG 1.2: Media
199. Audio & Video Example
200. SVG 1.2: Pages, Time Containers
201. SVG 1.2: SMIL2.0 Concepts
202. SVG 1.2: Richer Rendering model
203. Composition Examples
204. Better Content Creation
205. SVG 1.2: Vector Effects
206. Vector Effect Example
207. Shared borders
208. XML Binding Language (sXBL)
209. Simple sXBL
210. Complex sXBL With Script
211. Extended Links
212. SVG 1.2: Additional DOM Functionalities
213. SVG 1.2 Mobile and Print
215. Closing Examples
216. Further Information
217. Further Information (cont.)
218. Further Information (cont)
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