Hi - really appreciate your reply. Any suggestions as to why when using a local file (even a copy of your example SVG) it turns into random particles that don't constrain to (or display) the SVG? Thanks
Full Stack Developer, mainly working in .NET with web technologies and mobile (Xamarin).
WWDC14 Attendee, when Swift was presented, a bit rusty but can work in Swift too.
Ok, this could be a SVG format issue. Only SVG path tags are valid, so if you have other tags they won't be considered. Another important note is using SVG 1.1 and not 2.0. You can have more than one path tag anyway, they will be all used in the polygon mask feature. Remember also to include pathseg polyfill for Chrome and other Chromium browsers that dropper SVG 1.1 support.
Got it - thanks. I must be missing something else since I've double checked everything there and can't even get it to work with a local copy of your example SVG (which shouldn't have any SVG format issues). With local files elsewise, I can only get it to work linking out to your SVG.
Full Stack Developer, mainly working in .NET with web technologies and mobile (Xamarin).
WWDC14 Attendee, when Swift was presented, a bit rusty but can work in Swift too.
Hi - really appreciate your reply. Any suggestions as to why when using a local file (even a copy of your example SVG) it turns into random particles that don't constrain to (or display) the SVG? Thanks
Ok, this could be a SVG format issue. Only SVG
pathtags are valid, so if you have other tags they won't be considered. Another important note is using SVG 1.1 and not 2.0. You can have more than onepathtag anyway, they will be all used in the polygon mask feature. Remember also to includepathsegpolyfill for Chrome and other Chromium browsers that dropper SVG 1.1 support.Got it - thanks. I must be missing something else since I've double checked everything there and can't even get it to work with a local copy of your example SVG (which shouldn't have any SVG format issues). With local files elsewise, I can only get it to work linking out to your SVG.
You can try creating a sample on CodeSandbox or StackBlitz with your SVG so I can check it, I can tell you more about your file if I can see it