Created attachment 122735 [details] ^ screenshot of the bug: Krita and Inkscape side by side. Hi! I started a thread about "SVG text cross compatibility between Krita and Inkscape" (full story on Inkscape bug tracker: https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape/issues/425 ), and we found that Krita was exporting the SVG with a issue on dpi. In fact, Firefox and Inkscape can't both open the exported file without displaying the font smaller. To reproduce: ============= 1. Get the Krita file: $ wget https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape/uploads/1789e8b0c481a7ee53ba3d3e9d46b433/01_Krita-vector-artwork.kra 2. Open it and export as SVG (Layer → Import/Export → Save Layer as SVG) 3. Open the resulting SVG in Firefox or Inkscape and compare. Result: ======= The font is smaller while the line-height is ok.
Also maybe is better handle new line with "y" propery instead "dy", usualy used to offset DX/DY subsets of a line (in inkscape)
But that wouldn't change the font size, would it?
(In reply to Boudewijn Rempt from comment #2) > But that wouldn't change the font size, would it? DPI might affect how the font size is handled if we're storing fonts in points(which we are most of the time) Either how, checked and can confirm with inkscape and firefox.
I'm pretty sure this is a duplicate of bug 404011. Please reopen if it doesn't sound so to you. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 404011 ***
@Tymond: Yep, it looks good to me. Thanks for the triage: the text-size (and so, placement) between Krita and Inkscape was the focus of this bug.