Tested with Inkscape 0.48.1, Windows 7 Professional 64 bits.
According to the following examples, the radial gradients (<svg:radialGradient>) are not imported correctly (not rendered) when combined with a clip path (<svg:clipPath>). Ungrouping all the groups of the PDF may eventually recover the radial gradients.
1. Importation fails for the radial gradients of the following PDF file:
http://www.soletanche-bachy.com/SBF/sbf.nsf/technique/ouvrages-maritimes-/$File/OuvragesMaritimes2010Vf.pdf
Import page 1, the radial gradient from the logo is not rendered.
Open the XML Editor (Shift+Ctrl+X)
Ungroup all groups one by one (Shift+Ctrl+G).
After you have ungrouped elements from the logo, you can notice with the gradient tool that they indeed have a radial gradient associated but the gradient is located far on the right.
2. Importation succeeds for the radial gradient of the following PDF file:
http://www.egis-rail.fr/content/download/1129027/16303376/file/FR_plaquette%20ferroviaire.pdf
Import page 7 (last page), the radial gradient from the red logo (grey circle) is not rendered.
Open the XML Editor (Shift+Ctrl+X)
Ungroup all groups one by one (Shift+Ctrl+G). It may take several minutes.
As you ungroup, you will see grey objects with radial gradient appearing. The radial gradients are correctly located
The grey circle is in group "g702".
Tested with Inkscape 0.48.1, Windows 7 Professional 64 bits.
According to the following examples, the radial gradients (<svg:radialGra dient>) are not imported correctly (not rendered) when combined with a clip path (<svg:clipPath>). Ungrouping all the groups of the PDF may eventually recover the radial gradients.
1. Importation fails for the radial gradients of the following PDF file:
http:// www.soletanche- bachy.com/ SBF/sbf. nsf/technique/ ouvrages- maritimes- /$File/ OuvragesMaritim es2010Vf. pdf
Import page 1, the radial gradient from the logo is not rendered.
Open the XML Editor (Shift+Ctrl+X)
Ungroup all groups one by one (Shift+Ctrl+G).
After you have ungrouped elements from the logo, you can notice with the gradient tool that they indeed have a radial gradient associated but the gradient is located far on the right.
2. Importation succeeds for the radial gradient of the following PDF file:
http:// www.cnrs. fr/aquitaine- limousin/ IMG/pdf/ CHARTECNRS2010- 1.pdf
Import page 1, the radial gradient from the logo has been correctly imported.
3. Two files with the same logo, one correctly imported, the other not:
http:// www.egis. fr/content/ download/ 1087514/ 15760665/ file/EgisEssent iel2011_ FR_BD.pdf
Import page 1, the radial gradient from the red logo (grey circle) has been correctly imported.
http:// www.egis- rail.fr/ content/ download/ 1129027/ 16303376/ file/FR_ plaquette% 20ferroviaire. pdf
Import page 7 (last page), the radial gradient from the red logo (grey circle) is not rendered.
Open the XML Editor (Shift+Ctrl+X)
Ungroup all groups one by one (Shift+Ctrl+G). It may take several minutes.
As you ungroup, you will see grey objects with radial gradient appearing. The radial gradients are correctly located
The grey circle is in group "g702".