<_name>Optimized SVG Output
org.inkscape.output.scour
scour.py
svg_regex.py
yocto_css.py
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<_item value="space">Space
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<_param name="instructions" type="description" xml:space="preserve">This extension optimizes the SVG file according to the following options:
* Shorten color names: convert all colors to #RRGGBB or #RGB format.
* Convert CSS attributes to XML attributes: convert styles from <style> tags and inline style="" declarations into XML attributes.
* Group collapsing: removes useless <g> elements, promoting their contents up one level. Requires "Remove unused ID names for elements" to be set.
* Create groups for similar attributes: create <g> elements for runs of elements having at least one attribute in common (e.g. fill color, stroke opacity, ...).
* Remove unused ID names for elements: remove all unreferenced ID attributes.
* Shorten IDs: reduce the length of all ID attributes, assigning the shortest to the most-referenced elements. For instance, #linearGradient5621, referenced 100 times, can become #a.
* Embed rasters: embed raster images as base64-encoded data URLs.
* Keep editor data: don't remove Inkscape, Sodipodi or Adobe Illustrator elements and attributes.
* Remove metadata: remove <metadata> tags along with all the information in them, which may include license metadata, alternate versions for non-SVG-enabled browsers, etc.
* Remove comments: remove <!-- --> tags.
* Work around renderer bugs: emits slightly larger SVG data, but works around a bug in librsvg's renderer, which is used in Eye of GNOME and other various applications.
* Enable viewboxing: size image to 100%/100% and introduce a viewBox.
* Number of significant digits for coords: all coordinates are output with that number of significant digits. For example, if 3 is specified, the coordinate 3.5153 is output as 3.51 and the coordinate 471.55 is output as 472.
* XML indentation (pretty-printing): either None for no indentation, Space to use one space per nesting level, or Tab to use one tab per nesting level.