@TheDJ practically speaking I can't install extensions on this website because it's not my website and most of the managing team is unavailable at the moment due to war so in the next year or so it's unlikely that any extension would be installed.
About Scour
I have found this definition for what foreignObject
is:
The <foreignObject>
SVG element includes elements from a different XML namespace. In the context of a browser, it is most likely (X)HTML.
I guess my problem then is that my SVG's foreignObject
contains HTML.
I use Windows 11 and never worked with Python before either in Windows or Linux so it seems to me that I would have to install Python and then use its CLI from CMD to manipulate the file, but would it really help? Here is why I doubt it; a senior programmer wrote me this:
The exported SVG appears to use embedded HTML for the chart labels. Removing it would remove your labels. If all you want to do is upload the image to a site, it’d probably be easier to just use the PNG export. If you want to keep using SVG, you’d have to convert the labels to svg text tags.
I have actually already tried exporting to PNG but since the chart is very very big, when zooming in into a PNG display, the entire chart appears pixelated or smeared.
What can be done in that case?