Tony Anjorin

The example below seems to work well. I've tested this with the internal Eclipse web browser, which is hopefully what you'll get in the browser component. The inlined SVG is...

You could try enabling the control icons: ``` ... controlIconsEnabled: true, ... ``` This produces a plus and minus button directly in the graphic, which can be used to zoom...

> After some debug output I don't think it's the browser that is the problem, it may be the viewBox attribute of the svg tag that does the clipping and...

Hi, how can I further support and push this forward? Especially in recent times I’ve been sharing my screen a lot and have to constantly change my screen resolution when...

> The SVG view prototype uses an embedded browser, which supports executing "arbitrary" javascript. One possible solution is to implement a small javascript API in the web page, in such...

Hi, after some experimenting, I've found out that adding some CSS to `Svg2InteractiveHtmlConverter.java` seems to do the trick for me (at least on a Mac): ``` package net.sourceforge.plantuml.eclipse.svg; public class...

Does my fix above work for you? Could we release the view soon (it would be great to have it and it can always be further improved)? Cheers and thanks,...

Ok - I’ll try it out on Windows.

So I’ve tried it out now on a Mac and on Windows. Works in both cases like a charm. I can zoom in and out either using gestures on my...

Note that you have to use the class as I pasted it in https://github.com/hallvard/plantuml/issues/116#issuecomment-753657126 The important part is the CSS styling paragraph to force the width and height.