Embed and object tag do not support target selector css in svg

[Torger Kielland]

Embed and object tag do not support target selector css in svg. Se attachment for embed, img and object tags respectively. I have also attached the same screenshots from IE11 and Firefox 36.0.1. Firefox and Chrome do not support xlink in the img tag. All browsers show the svg correctly when opened separately. IE11 is the only one to show all cases as expected.

[PhistucK]

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☆PhistucK

On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 2:28 PM, Torger Kielland <tor...@gmail.com> wrote:

Embed and object tag do not support target selector css in svg. Se attachment for embed, img and object tags respectively. I have also attached the same screenshots from IE11 and Firefox 36.0.1. Firefox and Chrome do not support xlink in the img tag. All browsers show the svg correctly when opened separately. IE11 is the only one to show all cases as expected.

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