Partial svg rendering by browser

[dodo bobo]

I recently created an svg using inkspace but on using it, I found that the image is not completely rendered in online environments , including browser.I only get the vertical lines of the svg nothing else.

[TylerDurden (8thrule)]

Not all browsers support all svg elements.

If you can attach an example svg file, that may help us evaluate the issue.

TD

[dodo bobo (dodobobo)]

The svg attachment.

[dodo bobo (dodobobo)]

I tried to save the svg as optimised svg but an error occurred dialog appears pointing error as
import scour in inkscape.scour.py.
I tried to install scour using pip3 install scour but the error remains.
I later tried previous extension which gives this error:-
File "webslicer_export.py", line 66
    except Exception, e:
                    ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[dodo bobo (dodobobo)]

Ok , I think the syntax error is due to python 3.5 incompatibility

[Patrick Storz (ede123)]

The fill of your clouds uses a meshgradient - those are not supported by browsers (yet).
Use a normal gradient or a solid fill.

Regarding extensions:
Inkscape uses Python2 (Python3 and any module installed only for Python3 won't work).

[Nathan Lee (nathan.lee)]

It's actually the stroke that has a mesh, the problem here is the filter.

Removing the overlay filter fixes the issue. This is still a problem with browsers rendering though, so closing as not inkscape.

Note in Inkscape 1.1, if you remove the filters, you can set an Overlay on objects, which now uses css blend modes, which are supported by browsers.

Anyway, closing as part of bug migration to GitLab.

Thanks for reporting and please feel free to file new bugs about the issues you're seeing at http://inkscape.org/report.