This topic shows you how to use Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) to zoom and pan, and ends with an example of a complex organizational chart that can be zoomed and panned. Basic HTML and JavaScript knowledge are assumed, as well as access to a browser that can render inline SVG in HTML5, such as Windows Internet Explorer 9 and later. Introduction Creating an SVG Test Graphic Browser-Based SVG Zoom a
This topic introduces common ways to render SVG in your webpage and assumes that you have basic HTML and JavaScript knowledge. Introduction Ways to Render SVG Inline HTML5 Inline XHTML Stand-Alone SVG Embedded Plug-in Summary Related topics Introduction If you are just learning about Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) and you want to experiment with it, one of your first questions might be how to add
Internet Explorer 10 and Windows apps using JavaScript introduce support for Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) filter effects. SVG filters enable you to manipulate graphics—similar to what you might do with an application such as Adobe Photoshop—directly in the browser. Consider the following SVG graphic. Using SVG filter elements, this simple graphic can easily be transformed into a much more visual
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