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Originally Posted by philja
What is the role of the svg filter?
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The same role of any of the css filter. But svg filters are more powerfull than the css ones.
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I presumed that because the Metal_Filter.svg file contained the entry
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<feFlood flood-color="red" result="solid_color"/>
I should see something red or at least reddish in the Preview pane when the Section0001.xhtml file was selected (before attempting any edit).
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Yes, that's right.
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No matter which file I select, I never see any hint of red in Preview so what would I expect to see if the color was changed to blue or whatever?
What do I need to do to see the effect of the flood-color in the SVG filter file?
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Post a screenshot of your output; there must be some kind of bug with your system, because when you open the epub I attached, as I said in a previous post, you should see something like:
The original svg file (image1.svg) is a plain grayscale image (full filled with color="#777"). The final color, the brushed metal effect and 3D appearance are product of the applied filter.