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You will notice that the <title> tags are not closed, which means the svg image is not shown. Manually editing the HTML file to close the <title> tags works fine. Note that the <title> tags are closed in the input svg.
Maybe there is special processing for <title> tag, assuming it is HTML, and not recognising that an SVG <title> tag is different?
I am running JupyterLab 1.2.4, Pelican 3.7.1, the plugin was downloaded at 2 Aug 2019
Happy to supply more info if needed
Don
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Hi
First: Thank you for this plugin: I find it very useful
Second:
I am trying to include SVG images created by
graphviz
in a Notebook to be rendered in Pelican, using the%%svg
cell magicThe cell input I am using as an example:
This is rendered as expected in my Jupyter Lab notebook, and is generated by the simplest
graphviz
digraph (viadot
)The following is a snip from the output HTML file created by Pelican (with plugin).
You will notice that the <title> tags are not closed, which means the svg image is not shown. Manually editing the HTML file to close the <title> tags works fine. Note that the <title> tags are closed in the input svg.
Maybe there is special processing for <title> tag, assuming it is HTML, and not recognising that an SVG <title> tag is different?
I am running JupyterLab 1.2.4, Pelican 3.7.1, the plugin was downloaded at 2 Aug 2019
Happy to supply more info if needed
Don
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: