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I just want a simple SVG image that has some arbitrary text on an angle, which I can do. Thing is, I also want the text to have a sort of ‘outline’ effect. Like rather than a solid D, the inside and outside edges of the letter D are drawn with a line of a specified thickness and the rest of the D isn’t drawn at all, so as to look almost ‘hollow’.
Can SVG do this?
Yes it can 😉
I tried to realize that with Inkscape and then edited the source of the svg-File. Just don’t fill it and use a stroke with color and width to draw it. I got that:
The interesting part is in the ‘style’ attribute.