Q&A
| Q. |
Can I use SVG to create an image on a Web page instead of using a GIF or PNG image file? |
| A. |
Yes, but keep in mind that the benefit to using SVG in this case is the ability to generate an image dynamically. If you are just displaying a static image on a Web page, then a GIF or PNG image will probably work better. However, if you do need to dynamically generate a vector image, then SVG is certainly your answer. |
| Q. |
Is it possible to validate SVG documents? |
| A. |
Absolutely. Just make sure you've referenced the appropriate SVG DTD in your document, and then feed it to the W3C Markup Validation Service at http://validator.w3.org/. The online validator will use the DTD as the basis for validating the document against the requirements of the SVG language. |