Version: (using KDE Devel) Installed from: Compiled sources Compiler: gcc 3.2 OS: Linux there should be the possibility to adapt the "wanted" size of a SVG document as created by the KSVG preview generator (SVGCreator in ksvg/plugins) to the document size specified by the SVG document. SVG documents (may?) contain information about their bounding box and their zooming behaviour. The real bounding box and the viewed bounding box should be syncronized (perhaps by applying the proper scale and translate operations to the KSVGCanvas?) In the current behaviour the document is rendered unscaled in the upper left cornder of the preview.
I have working prototype which implements this functionality. Unfortunately KSVG's SVGCreator is not called anymore for thumbnail creation
I don't know which KDE version this report is referring to, but in KDE 3.4 there are still sizing problems with thumbnail creation. The thumbnails have proper width/height ratio, but don't scale up or down to the thumbnail size. I'll attach a sample icon (out of the Lila icon set), which only takes up half of the thumbnail size.
Created attachment 11071 [details] Sample SVG file which is displayed too small.
Still present in 3.5.7! This is bad since SVG _should_ be scalable. How come other graphics are resized correctly but not svgs??? I'm attaching a screenshot of the problem.
Created attachment 21406 [details] Screenshot of svg vs. png in konqueror The 2 files shown in konqueror are the same file, in svg and in png (png converted from svg with inkscape). The svg should thumbnailed like the png is.
This component has been replaced with the QtSvg based "svgpart" in KDE 4. If this issue still needs to be addressed, please add a comment.