Plugins - SVG Support - Stable (latest release) - en to en_GB translation catalogue (13 entries)

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en: A very small piece of code that helps with displaying SVGs on the frontend in some cases.
en_GB: A very small piece of code that helps with displaying SVGs on the front end in some cases.

en: Load frontend CSS?
en_GB: Load front end CSS?

en: Before you upload your SVG, you're going to need some classes to target inside your SVG. To do this, open your SVG file in the code editor of choice (I use Sublime Text). You will see each element within your SVG file written in XML code. Each little part of your SVG has it's own bit of code, so it's up to you which ones you want to target. It's in here that you'll place your new classes on each element you want to target.
en_GB: Before you upload your SVG, you're going to need some classes to target inside your SVG. To do this, open your SVG file in the code editor of choice (I use Sublime Text). You will see each element within your SVG file written in XML code. Each little part of your SVG has its own bit of code, so it's up to you which ones you want to target. It's in here that you'll place your new classes on each element you want to target.

en: When this is checked, you won't have to add the class to your SVG files during the embed process in the editor. When you pick your SVG, it will be placed in the editor with just the SVG Support class and others stripped. It does not change existing code, it's only a helper to allow you to quickly embed your SVG files and have them render inline without having to fiddle with the classes.
en_GB: When this is ticked, you won't have to add the class to your SVG files during the embed process in the editor. When you pick your SVG, it will be placed in the editor with just the SVG Support class and others stripped. It does not change existing code, it's only a helper to allow you to quickly embed your SVG files and have them render inline without having to fiddle with the classes.

en: SVG files are actually XML code, so allowing regular users to upload them can pose serious security risks. Please leave this checked unless you really know what you're doing.
en_GB: SVG files are actually XML code, so allowing regular users to upload them can pose serious security risks. Please leave this ticked unless you really know what you're doing.

en: At it's core, SVG Support allows you to upload SVG files and use them as you would any regular image with the added benefit of being scalable and looking great on any screen size, no matter what size it's displayed. Additionally, SVG file sizes are (more often than not) much smaller than conventional image formats.
en_GB: At its core, SVG Support allows you to upload SVG files and use them as you would any regular image with the added benefit of being scalable and looking great on any screen size, no matter what size it's displayed. Additionally, SVG file sizes are (more often than not) much smaller than conventional image formats.

en: An online tool to optimize your SVG files.
en_GB: An online tool to optimise your SVG files.

en: Animate and Optimize your SVG files using these open source projects
en_GB: Animate and Optimise your SVG files using these open source projects

en:  <strong>Use with caution!</strong> Checking this will automatically add the SVG class to ALL image tags containing SVG file sources in the rendered HTML via javascript and will therefore render all of your SVG files inline.<br /><em>Use case scenario: When using a visual builder such as in the Divi Theme or The Divi Builder, the class is not automatically added with the "Automatically insert class?" option selected or the builder module doesn't give you the option to manually add a CSS class directly to your image.</em>
en_GB:  <strong>Use with caution!</strong> Checking this will automatically add the SVG class to ALL image tags containing SVG file sources in the rendered HTML via JavaScript and will, therefore, render all of your SVG files inline.<br /><em>Use case scenario: When using a visual builder such as in the Divi Theme or The Divi Builder, the class is not automatically added with the "Automatically insert class?" option selected or the builder module doesn't give you the option to manually add a CSS class directly to your image.</em>

en: Compress and Optimize Images with ShortPixel
en_GB: Compress and Optimise Images with ShortPixel

en: Now that you've set up SVG Support on your site, it's time to look at optimizing your existing images (jpg & png).
en_GB: Now that you've set up SVG Support on your site, it's time to look at optimising your existing images (jpg & png).
