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SVG export has no size
See original GitHub issueThe SVG root element has no width/height, so they end up drawn at unspecified size. This also means that (as far as I can see) 1x/2x/3x export don’t change anything for SVG.
Maybe something like this:
svgRoot.setAttribute("width", `${width}`);
svgRoot.setAttribute("height", `${height}`);
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- Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)
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I just want to say: this was my first return to open-source collaboration after a long period of burnout. Thank you for making it a pleasant one!
Thank you as well — and we nearly blew you off 😃. @lipis, maybe this would also fix the enormous logos in readme of this repo: https://github.com/pclainchard/excalidrawLib (scroll down).