Created attachment 156477 [details] SVG not working I have a (very basic) SVG with two lines of text. When I place the file in Draw, then break it up the first line of text is always converted to curves whereas the second line of text is editable. When I remove viewBox from the SVG code (width and height are 100%) both lines of text are editable.
Created attachment 156478 [details] SVG working
Joachim, in which software did you make your SVG? Xisco, possibly it's not our bug?
Basically the SVG was coming from Affinity Designer / Adobe Illustrator CS6. Tried both versions. Step by step I removed several lines of code from the SVG until the versions I uploaded. So the only version worked was the one where I removed viewBox. Apart from this: Have you ever checked the code of SVG generated from LODraw? Its massive for just two lines of text. Good news, this SVG works after reimport to LODraw.
Created attachment 156642 [details] SVG made from LODraw for comparison of code and size
Behaves like this already in 4.4. Older versions do not allow to break it. I don't see why it should behave this way with viewBox attribute being present.
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The bug is fixed. Many thanks for that.
(In reply to joachim_liedtke from comment #8) > The bug is fixed. Many thanks for that. Nope, not fixed. The problem remains and a regression has appeared with Break command: the size of the items becomes tiny. If I enlarge the top item, I can see that it has again been converted to curves. I should report this new thing separately later. Version: 24.8.0.0.alpha0+ (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community Build ID: 63e0680e29ea8d414ca23d10304d5564fe2aa99c CPU threads: 8; OS: Linux 6.8; UI render: default; VCL: kf6 (cairo+wayland) Locale: fi-FI (fi_FI.UTF-8); UI: en-US Calc: threaded
(In reply to Buovjaga from comment #9) > (In reply to joachim_liedtke from comment #8) > > The bug is fixed. Many thanks for that. > > Nope, not fixed. The problem remains and a regression has appeared with > Break command: the size of the items becomes tiny. If I enlarge the top > item, I can see that it has again been converted to curves. I should report > this new thing separately later. Bibisected and found that it was recently reported as bug 160625.