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Hi, I hope someone can help me out.
I have a design that is created in illustrator. It has an overlay effect on it, when I save the file as an SVG file, the overlay shows as white on my background whereas I need it to show as an overlay on any background that it is placed onto. How do I do this?
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Wanda
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Please show.
Please do include the Appearance panel.
Please do also show the resulting SVG
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Hi Monika
Herewith a screenshot of what I need to achieve.
The other screenshot is of the ai file with the appearance panel as requested.
The flower pattern is white inside a clipping mask, that sits behind the blue lines.
When I save this as a SVG file the pattern comes in white and not overlay when I place it in photoshop as a test.
 
 
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Not all blend modes are supported in SVG.
Also: whenimporting an SVG, the importing app might ditch things.
Do you need the SVG in Photoshop, or what will be the final use?
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Hi, the client wants it for their website, but they want it in an SVG format that is easily scalable, so I would imagine illustrator would be better for this application.
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Then why do you "test" it in Photoshop?
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So that I can see if it's creating the effect I need, where should I be testing this?
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Photoshop maybe interprets an SVG differently than a browser does. You cannot be sure of that.
So you need to set up a test case in HTML and also test it in different browsers.
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I gather that you client does not have Illustrator but only Photoshop? their web master or who ever does their site should have both, I would think. Just curious as to the details of the transition of a file to a client. The old version of transition from one to another app use to be eps- have you tried that one?
Monika- you are the master here so please forgive my intrusion but curious as to the reasoning.
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Good luck with EPS. Since it doesn't support any transparency related thing.
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Thanks very much I will try this.