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Hi
Do you know a trick how to get out these strange borders around any SVG object?
The only browser I've met this problem is an obsolete IE11 and actually dying Edge. But unfortunately I need to use it.
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Try Right click > Inspect element and see if it has a border in Computed tab.
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I see nothing special here. I'm afraid there's something missing instead of wrong.
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Simply wow
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/mi...s/7340561/
And the winning workaround is to use iframe (Frame in LM Visu Designer) and path to SVG picture instead of "picture".
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Hi Admin
Thank you.
But what is the performance impact of this solution? I'm not sure if I understand what this script does. Does it simply copy all objects and then destroys the original object? Which means 1000+ objects in my case?
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This only affects SVGs that are placed as image elements, not object icons. And yes, it creates a copy and removes original element.