Florian Bacher
Florian Bacher
the same happens in Angular Module definitions: 
maybe the name of the new mode should be changed to combined, or something else, but the idea is to be able to reference symbols via use tags in the...
Hi Joschi, no need to hurry. just think such a combined spritesheet is realy handy. u can reference symbols via their id in use tags. and in css you can...
I just renamed the mode to universal, because its universal nature (symbols, views and positions all in one spritesheet) reminded me of the universal module definition pattern for js modules....
Hi @jkphl, thanks for taking the time to get back on me.. I am sure, you can do a much better way of integrating that new mode into your code...
Great!!! Let me know, if you need any help! Cheers, Flo Zitat von Joschi Kuphal [email protected]: > Hey @flobacher, > just to let you know: I'm planning a major overhaul...
@Kreeg I usually work with symbol mode via the following markup ``` ``` I don't think referencing a symbol from an svg works via img tag..
@Kreeg use a standard url, so relative path or absolute (including the protocol https:// ) using file:// should not be necessary
@Kreeg hm.. looks like this is because of the gradients that are also referenced via id
I face the same issue. I thought I could work around it by setting the `[focusedDate]` but that somehow stops the user from selecting any other month, than the current...