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- gregtreadwell September 2015
- PhiLho September 2015
Program turning the fill colors of my SVG to Black?
Hey everyone, first time asking a question.
I looked all over the forum and wiki and couldn't find an answer to this.
I'm redoing a data visualization from university and most of the graphics were done in Illustrator and saved as SVG files. Initially, they worked fine (except for some wonky alignment issues) but since I changed some codes, the fill color turns to black when I run the Sketch. Everything looks fine in Illustrator and the file format seems fine too. I'm really at a loss at to what happened.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Answers
Well, it looks like you messed up the code, which we can't see from here... Try to go back to a state where it works.
I'm having the same problem. It works fine with the first svg used, but when I swap it out the svg displays black. The image is the only difference. I think the problem is how the svg is saved, but I can't find a difference.
I found the problem. I'm using Illustrator CC2015 to save the art as .svg and the default settings are causing the problems. I've attached a screen cap of the svg settings that work & caps of the svg code. In the FAIL code image, you'll see text/css (the image has no text) and the <path/> is a child class "st0" of a text style. The Good code has no text/css and the <path/> is not a child of an unused css style.
