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Old 09-17-2014, 06:03 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by Psymon View Post
If there's a way to get the SVG transparent, I haven't got a clue how. I made those in Adobe Illustrator (CS6), and you'd think that if any program could do it, then that could -- but this morning I searched all over the 'net for a tutorial on "transparent svg illustrator" and just couldn't find one. Indeed, if anything, what I found was various discussion boards where they said you can't make an SVG transparent.
SVG is inherently transparent. There's no fill anywhere unless you add it as part of the content.

With that said, not all user agents render it that way, and it often depends on how you include the content. In particular, the <object> tag is rendered as opaque in WebKit-based UAs. You're usually better off including the <svg> tag in the content rather than including it from a separate file.
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