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We all know CSS sprites – a method to combine multiple images into one and thus avoiding the need for many HTTP requests. However, I am using SVG, so, combining them into one is not as obvious. How would I accomplish this with SVG? Is it wise idea to put the SVG into the document at the bottom? What if it’s an application and not a website?
You can use SVG images for CSS sprites just as you would with, e.g. PNG images but instead of GIMP/Photoshop for editing, you should be able to use Inkscape. If you do, it’s best to save as plain SVG rather than Inkscape SVG, as this will remove a lot of extraneous meta data and reduce the full size. Hope this is the kind of info you’re after.