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If a reactor displays an SVG element (as is the case for literally every chart) and the SVG element has a TEXT element within it, that string will be displayed using the browser's default whitespace-collapsing behavior.
This is a problem for charts of ours that include a lot of data in their titles:
We'd like to separate those strings, but adding spaces between them in Pyret doesn't help because of this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If a reactor displays an SVG element (as is the case for literally every chart) and the SVG element has a TEXT element within it, that string will be displayed using the browser's default whitespace-collapsing behavior.
This is a problem for charts of ours that include a lot of data in their titles:
We'd like to separate those strings, but adding spaces between them in Pyret doesn't help because of this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: