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--- plugin:svgedit [2017-07-06 20:32] – [how I get it to work on Weatherwax] 87.11.197.103
+++ plugin:svgedit [2023-04-21 21:36] (current) – Aleksandr
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 donationurl: http://pledgie.com/campaigns/10862
-screenshot_img: http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/3216/dokuwikipluginsvgedit.png
+screenshot_img: https://trello.com/1/cards/6442e548d2eefdea00ef5e29/attachments/6442e580425d031ea38c1890/download/dokuwiki-plugin-svgedit.png
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-**Please see [[#weatherwax_compatibility]] for a version of this plugin that works with up2date versions of DW**
-{{ http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/3216/dokuwikipluginsvgedit.png?400}}
 ===== Download and Installation =====
-Download and install the plugin using the [[plugin:plugin|Plugin Manager]] using the URL given above. Refer to [[:Plugins]] on how to install plugins manually.
+Search and install the plugin using the [[plugin:extension|Extension Manager]]. Refer to [[:Plugins]] on how to install plugins manually.
-You can also copy and paste 3 files from this page to your lib/plugins/svgedit/ directory..
 ==== Changes ====
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 If you want to see how awesome it is, look here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-QW6a1ZFHA (the video is from the beta version. It works better now.)
 The biggest problem with this plugin is that it needs a modern browser. At this time it works best with WebKit-based browsers (Chromium, Chrome, Safari and Epiphany).
-Create new image or embed existing.\\
+Create new image or embed existing.
-Usage:
+Usage:
   * embed svg using do=export_svg (recommended)<code>
 {{svg>page.svg}}
 {{svg>namespace:page.svg}}</code>
-  * base64 encode svg directly (requires ~~NOCACHE~~ or &purge every time SVG changes)<code>
+  * base64 encode svg directly (requires %%~~NOCACHE~~%% or &purge every time SVG changes)<code>
 {{SVG>page.svg}}
 {{SVG>namespace:page.svg}}</code>
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 <svg args...>...code...</svg></code>
-now you can also embed SVG directly to the page like this, but it's only by-product and editing of such images will not be supported:
+Now you can also embed SVG directly to the page like this, but it's only by-product and editing of such images will not be supported:
 <code>
 <svg width="100" height="100" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
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 ===== Files =====
-moved to https://github.com/Harvie/DokuWiki-Plugin-SVGEdit
+Moved to https://github.com/Harvie/DokuWiki-Plugin-SVGEdit
 ===== Bugs (patches appreciated) =====
-**Please send your bugreports (and patches) to github: \\
-https://github.com/Harvie/DokuWiki-Plugin-SVGEdit/issues**
+Please send your bugreports (and patches) to GitHub: https://github.com/Harvie/DokuWiki-Plugin-SVGEdit/issues
 ===== User experiences =====
 ==== Safari ====
-Recommend using ''%%{{svg>namespace:imagename.svg}}%%''. This will initially put two objects on the wiki page, one a blank image object and the other a linked line, "svg@namespace:imagename.svg".
+Recommend using ''%%{{svg>namespace:imagename.svg}}%%''. This will initially put two objects on the wiki page, one a blank image object and the other a linked line, "%%svg@namespace:imagename.svg%%".
   * Select the second, the first time you do this a topic doesn't exist yet page pops up.
   * Select "create this page".  You should see a button labeled "SVG" next to your other edit buttons in the edit window.
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   * Create your image.  You probably want to edit the document properties (hitting 'i' should bring it up) and set the canvas to fit the contents (or otherwise set the canvas).
   * Once satisfied, select the "SVG-SAVE" button at the bottom.
-Now you should have the image showing up.  For further editing, select "svg@namespace:imagename.svg" link, "edit", and "SVG".  I assume the situation is similar for other browsers that work <del>(this does not include Firefox)</del>.\\
+Now you should have the image showing up.  For further editing, select "svg@namespace:imagename.svg" link, "edit", and "SVG".  I assume the situation is similar for other browsers that work <del>(this does not include Firefox)</del>.
 ==== Offline usage====
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 ==== Title ====
-How about using first line of svg file as it's title rather than svg@page_path. I mean the title text showing on pages like below.
+How about using first line of svg file as it's title rather than %%svg@page_path%%. I mean the title text showing on pages like below.
 Thanks for your wonderful job.
-(svg image shows here)
+  (svg image shows here)
-[TITLE shows here]
+  [TITLE shows here]
 ==== Weatherwax compatibility ====
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 Currently, the original svgedit in the download link doesn't work on Weatherwax.  Thanks to ambienthack for providing a [[https://github.com/ambienthack/DokuWiki-Plugin-SVGEdit/archive/master.zip | Weatherwax-compatible fork]]. --- [[user>rikblok|Rik Blok]] //2013/07/05 00:49//
+==== How I get it to work on Frusterick Manners ====
-==== how I get it to work on Frusterick Manners ====
+  * download the master file linked above: [[https://github.com/ambienthack/DokuWiki-Plugin-SVGEdit/archive/master.zip|Weatherwax-compatible fork]]
-  * download the master file linked above: [[https://github.com/ambienthack/DokuWiki-Plugin-SVGEdit/archive/master.zip | Weatherwax-compatible fork]]
   * unzip it
   * edit ''script.js'', uncomment the third line and comment the first one