Hi Gian Paolo,
SVG files are scalable if they are exported correctly. The problem is that Inkscape (like many other drawing apps (Corel, Illustrator, etc.) works "paper-oriented" and not "screen oriented".
In a proper screen oriented SVG you would use the following root element, which scales nicely and automatically in any browser:
<svg width="100%" height="100%" viewBox="0 0 1024 768"> <!-- use your own paper size in the viewbox; some content --> </svg>
So I suggest you pull out the absolute width and height values that Inkscape produces and write them to the viewBox attribute.
Inkscape should have an option for this, something like "Publish SVG for the Web". It is very simple to do.
Hope this helps, Andreas
Gian Paolo Mureddu wrote:
Hi list.
I was wondering if I could perform a batch resize of many small .svg files using Inkscape's command-line arguments? The --help doesn't state much about this, and the only options having to do with size seem to be width and height, or should I use something else like ImageMagik?
I'm on Linux, by the way.
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