Test for viewer capibility to handle the basics of 'tspan' elements. The three sub-tests in this test case were derived from the examples in the 'tspan' section of the SVG spec.

The first test contains the text string "You are not a banana", in a blue 'text' element, with an embedded tspan that changes "not" to red, bold. The second test uses the dx,dy attributes of tspan to shift the position and change visual properties (to red, bold) of "are", and another tspan to shift the postion of "a peach!", in the blue text string "But you are a peach!" The third test uses a list of x-coordinates in one tspan to individually place each character of "Cute and", and an x-coordinate list in another tspan to place each character of "fuzzy.", below the "Cute and", in the text "Cute and fuzzy."

The rendered picture should look like the reference image -- the latter was produced using a "patch" file that should create the same picture to very close tolerances. Variations in the labelling text (per CSS2 rules) are also possible.

The test also uses the 'rect' element, as well as basic fill (solid primary colors), stroke (black 1-pixel lines), font-family (Helvetica) and font-size properties.