I have read about SVG object that are supported in some browsers. What about full vector-graphic images?
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I have read about SVG object that are supported in some browsers. What about full vector-graphic images?
In order to display a CorelDraw image on a web page, the web browser needs to understand the CDR image format. Since it is a complex, proprietary (not open) format, an out-of-the-box web browser will very likely not be able to understand it, hence not be able to display it.
If the user has a browser plugin installed that enables the browser to render the CDR format, it’s possible. I do not know whether such a plugin exists though, and even if it does, don’t count on any normal user having it installed.
SVG is an open standard for vector graphics that many browsers already support, so it’s your best bet for displaying vector graphics in a browser. It’s not supported across all browsers either though.