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Stroke property for feFlood filter
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2006-04-24 06:08:52
Hi Thomas,

>    I think you need to describe what you are doing a
bit better
> (sample of the filter and how you are using it on the
text perhaps).

My requirement is that my text label should have the
background color covered 
by rectangle. So i tried to use feFlood filter. 

Is there any other way to do this without feFlood filter?

Thanks,
Selva

 <thomas.deweese <at> kodak.com> writes:

> 
> Hi Selva,
> 
> news <news <at> sea.gmane.org> wrote on
04/23/2006 03:24:58 AM:
> 
> > I am using feFlood for text background.
> 
>    Why aren't you just using 'fill' on the text? 
feFlood is perhaps
> one of the most expensive ways to get a solid color
filled area...
> 
> > But my text background should have
"stroke" property. So that text 
> > background will be covered by border. Can anyone
please give me the 
> > way to set "stroke" property for
feFlood text background?
> 
>    You can't set 'stroke' on feFlood since feFlood
fills a rect with
> a solid color.  however if you use 'fill' to set the
color of the
> text you can use 'stroke' to set the stroke color of
the text...
> 
>    I think you need to describe what you are doing a
bit better
> (sample of the filter and how you are using it on the
text perhaps).
> 





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