assortedchips

I’ve been crazy busy the past few months and will be for the next month or so. This is a good idea, I’ll look further into it probably in June. Thanks for the suggestion!

@min83

I will take a look at this, but I’m guessing that the “User Role Editor” plugin isn’t setting a user’s status as being able to “edit posts” or “edit pages”, which have built-in WordPress functions to check and which I use in the DrawIt plugin to tell if the DrawIt functionality should be available to someone in the frontend. I’ll have a better idea of what is going on after I get a chance to look at how the User Role Editor plugin works, and then I’ll update here what I’ve found out.

Hmm, that’s interesting. I just tried it with both the “User Submitted Posts” and “Write Here” plugins, and it worked fine for me with both of them. Do you have any caching plugin or anything like that where you can try clearing the cache?

If that still doesn’t work, what is the version of everything you’re using? WordPress, web hosting servers / OS, PHP, web browser?

Yes, if you select the line, you change the thickness on the right-hand column in the editor as well. The default thickness is “1pt”, and you can make it thicker by clicking the up button or manually entering the thickness you want.

Yes, apparently this is a problem with Safari’s support of SVG images (learn something new every day!). It appears that this only occurs in Safari when the SVG image is referenced via an <img> tag, but everything gets displayed correctly if the <img> tag is replaced with an <object>. For example:

broken image:
<img src="pathtoimage.svg">

changes to:
<object data="pathtoimage.svg" type="image/svg+xml" width="100" height="80"></object>

Note that “src” becomes “data”, you have to have a closing </object> tag, and the object needs to have width and height specified or else a scrollbar will show up.

I will add an option in the DrawIt settings page to output SVG as object tags instead of img tags, but that won’t be for a while. For now you can manually specify the <object> way of doing this if you need SVG support in Safari. Note that if you choose to do <object> tags, then you won’t be able to use DrawIt to edit an <object> tag that you have selected (only supports editing <img> right now), so I will also have to implement <object> support with the future update as well when I get to it eventually.

I just want to look at the SVG file itself. Can you put an example copy of the SVG image somewhere public and provide a link to just the image?

Also, have you tried simply refreshing the page? Sometimes if you delete an image and create a new one with the same name, the cached version of the deleted image still shows up on the page. However, I don’t expect this to work for you, as you said already that the image shows correctly in the admin page, just not on the front-end page.