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Designing SVG Web Graphics
Designing SVG Web Graphics
ISBN: 0735711666
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2001
Pages: 26
Authors:
Andrew H. Watt
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Designing SVG Web Graphics
Copyright
About the Author
About the Tech Editors
Acknowledgments
Introduction
SVG in Perspective
The Key Web Design Principles Apply
Why Was SVG Needed and Created?
Limitations of Bitmap Graphics
The Birth of SVG
How Is SVG Different?
More SVG Capabilities
Restyle Your Graphics or Web Site Using CSS
SVG As Visual Components
Synergy with Other XML Technologies
SVG Limitations
Part I: Getting Started with SVG
Chapter 1. The Basic SVG Tool Set
Creating and Editing SVG
Text Editors
Vector Drawing Packages
SVG Viewers
Chapter 2. SVG Document Overview
Syntax
Structure of an SVG Image (Document)
The Preliminaries of an SVG Document
The svg Element
Nested SVG Elements
The g Element
Some Basic SVG Elements
Painter s Model
SVG Coordinate Systems
Fonts
Part II: Putting SVG to Work
Chapter 3. Creating Static Graphics Elements
Essential Building Blocks
The rect Element
A Simple Square
The line Element
The circle Element
The ellipse Element
Combining Ellipses
The polyline Element
The polygon Element
The path Element
Chapter 4. Using Text in SVG
Text Basics
Text in SVG
The text Element
The tspan Element
The tref Element
Displaying Text on a Path
Chapter 5. Creating Navigation Bars
Navigation Bars
Linking Web Pages Using SVG
Adding Mouseover Effects
Simple Navigation Bars
Text Navigation Bars
Tabbed Navigation Bars
Using svg Elements to Aid Positioning
Chapter 6. Creating SVG Gradients
What Are Gradients?
The linearGradient Element
The radialGradient Element
SVG Gradients
Multiple stop Elements
SVG Gradients at Work
SVG Patterns
Chapter 7. Using SVG Filters
Why Use Filters
Using SVG Filters
The Range of SVG Filters
Examples Using SVG Filters
Chapter 8. Animation: SVG and SMIL Animation
Basic Animations
SVG As an Animation Grammar
Basic Attributes of an Animation
Applying SVG Animation to SVG Static Elements
More Complex Animations
SVG, SMIL Animation, and SMIL 2.0
The animate Element
The set Element
The animateMotion Element
The animateColor Element
The animateTransform Element
Rotation Using animateTransform
Simple Sample Animations
Chapter 9. Creating Logos and Banner Ads
Creating Logos
Creating Banner and Other Types of Ads in SVG
Chapter 10. Embedding SVG in HTML or XHTML Pages
SVG and HTML
Using the embed Element
Adding Scroll Bars to SVG Web Pages
Using the object Element
Displaying Alternative Text or Images
Chapter 11. Creating Interactive SVG Graphics
Defining Interactive
SVG Events
Sample SVG Images and Components Using Interactivity
Zooming, Panning and Scrolling SVG Images
Chapter 12. Creating a Simple SVG Web Site
Creating an Entire Web Page with SVG
Creating Web Pages with a Graphics Language
Who Might Use SVG As a Web Authoring Tool?
Creating SVG Web Pages
Some Sample Page Layouts
Chapter 13. Designing SVG for Use with CSS
Cascading Style Sheets
Planning Your Text and Graphics
Sample Design: SVG and CSS
Chapter 14. When Things Go Wrong
Minimizing Errors
Avoiding Problems by Using Good Coding Practice
Handling Common Error Symptoms
Diagnosing and Solving Problems
Part III: Looking Ahead
Chapter 15. Planning and Building SVG Components
Visual Components Defined
Envisioning XML and Visual Components
Understanding the svg Element and Visual Components
Using Components that Save Time and Work
Creating a Plug-In Component and Making It Mobile
Building a Portfolio of Visual Components
Chapter 16. Building Your SVG Skills
Combining Your Skills
Interactive SVG
SVG and ECMAScript
An SVG Mindset
Clipping Paths
Chapter 17. The Future of SVG
Where Does SVG Fit in a Web Graphics Strategy?
SVG and Macromedia Flash
The Future of SVG
SVG As a Web Authoring Tool
Creating SVG Dynamically
Part IV: Appendices
Appendix A. Online SVG and XML Resources
SVG at the W3C
SVG Viewers
SVG Tools
SVG Tutorials and Demos
SVG References
Server-Side SVG
XML Resources
Appendix B. SVG Glossary
Appendix C. What s on the Web Site
SVGSpider
Source Files
Designing SVG Web Graphics
ISBN: 0735711666
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2001
Pages: 26
Authors:
Andrew H. Watt
BUY ON AMAZON
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Frequency Filtering
Morphology Functions
Pixel Value Analysis
Pattern Matching
Image Focus Quality
A Practitioners Guide to Software Test Design
Decision Table Testing
Pairwise Testing
Section II - White Box Testing Techniques
Test Planning
Appendix B Stateless University Registration System Case Study
Cisco Voice Gateways and Gatekeepers
Review Questions
Design Considerations
Manipulating Caller ID
MGCP Gateway Fallback
Configuring Basic Gatekeeper Functionality
PostgreSQL(c) The comprehensive guide to building, programming, and administering PostgreSQL databases
Extending PostgreSQL
Summary
Prerequisites
Installing PostgreSQL
Exchanging PostgreSQL Data with XML
Competency-Based Human Resource Management
A Need for Implementing Competency-Based HR Management
Competency-Based Performance Management
The Transformation to Competency-Based HR Management
Appendix A Frequently Asked Questions About Competency-Based HR Management
Appendix B Further Suggestions on Employee Development
.NET-A Complete Development Cycle
The Need for .NET
Initial Requirements Analysis and Design
The Refined Project Vision and Business Case
Design of the Image-Processing Components Using Late Binding
Putting It All Together
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