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I am using relatively positioned HTML elements in an SVG foreignObject. However, in Chrome, the relatively positioned content isn’t respecting scale() or viewBox. Consequently it isn’t the right size.
Here is an example of my problem on jsFiddle. All three text snippets should appear the same size to the end users… but in Chrome they don’t.
What’s causing this?
Judging from the
24 bugs related to
foreignObjecton the WebKit tracker and the19 issues related to
foreignObjecton the Chromium tracker,it seems this is very likely unintended behavior. I encourage you to look at the WebKit bug list to see if this issue is known. If it is not, try to reproduce this error on another WebKit browser. If the issue is reproducible in e.g. Safari, submit it as a bug to WebKit; if not, submit it as a bug to Chromium.
My guess is that it is a WebKit bug; this bug looks kind of similar.