Re: Negative dx and gradients with color names in four browsers

--- In [email protected], "Erik Dahlstrom" <ed@...> wrote:
> > 1. Is a negative dx allowed? Firefox 13 / Opera 12 ignore it, Chrome 19 and IE 9 apply it.

the problem is dx="-.3em" in the line
<text stroke="none" fill="black" text-anchor="end" dy=".35em" dx="-.3em" y="37.5" x="16.400000000000006">-37</text>

> > 2. Is a color name allowed in a gradient? Firefox 13 displays it  
> > correct. Opera, Chrome and IE display a black bar.

> Here is the buggy part in your markup:
> 
>    fill="url(#gradientPositive"

Sorry. The document passed http://validator.w3.org/check successfully, which is so to see no guaranty the code is correct.

Thanks for you remarks,

Arjen



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