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Originally Posted by icearch
I see, I will look into it.
Another thing:
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<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1"
Would it actually connect to www.w3.org to get detailed info or the file/reader would cover this? That is, does it need internet connection to function? |
No, it will not need an internet connection to function. That is an xml namespace identifier attribute. That url/uri is used as an unique identifier of the namespaces for the svg tags. It is just a guaranteed unique string. An actual website specified in that url/uri need not exist.
Under old pure xml if you were using a fully validating parser and specified the location of a schema, a schema might be downloaded that defined these new tags but svg has long been integrated into normal html and xhtml with modern parsers.