TODO: Fix the button colours to something more beautiful and functional.
The button should be easily readable, responsive (hover colour should actually indicate hovering and upon deactivation should be noticeably greyed out).

Description

The current idea is to embed the generator simply by adding an empty <div> element with the proper id and load the required JS file.

Problems

1. This currently works unsatisfyingly: in addition to loading the script itself (logo-generator.js), pablo.js must be loaded. This should be improved by letting logo-generator.js load pablo.js by a call.
2. The CMS Wordpress does not allow embedding <script> tags without large changes to its default configuration. This may be similar with other CMS, e.g. TYPO3. Writing a backend-plugin for all of them does not seem to be a solution... Other options?

Description

The SVGs shipped in the ZIP archive do only refer to a font name ("Roboto Light" in case of the EUD logo). Unless that font is installed on the target system, the SVG will not be rendered correctly.

Possible Solutions

• Embed font in SVG (is this even possible in a reliable manner)?
• Add font and instructions to ZIP archive (add special assets property to assets/.json)

Description

The "Hinweis"/"Note" is static HTML, lacking any styling at this point. It was intended to be shown as a hovering note, bubble or upon clicking/hovering a help icon. This has not yet been implemented.

Ideas

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TODO: Embed correct font for proper drop-down symbols, thus replacing the "v" that is currently used.

Description

rsvg-convert seems to ignore certain font-related properties (or interpret them differently from Inkscape).
The width of text lines is considerably larger in the rsvg-convert-rendered files than in the browser- or Inkscape-rendering.

Solutions

Unclear. Maybe file a bug with the rsvg team?

Description

Currently, upon exceeding the right text boundary, a dashed line and grey area is shown. There is no further explanation as to why that is and that it'll not show up in the rendered results.

Solutions

In connection with issue #7, this could be fixed by an 'alert' icon with an explanation note.

Description

While rsvg-convert seems to be available on quite a few webhosting services, it may not be around on all of them, nor may it support all the features wanted (cf. #3).

Todo

Search for php-native SVG renderers that can produce vector output (PDF) and raster output (e.g. PNG).

TODO 1: Set submit button to inactive while browser is waiting for ZIP to be received.
TODO 2: Add a loading feedback (e.g. animation).

Description

As of now, rsvg-convert requires fonts to be installed in a font-directory, either for the whole system or for the user. At all-inkl.de this was not an issue since the user font directory was available ($WEBROOT/.fonts, although I remember that it was not easy to find out about that) but with schlundtech.de (where EUD is currently hosted) this seems to be less obvious.

Todo

Search for other solutions like in issue #10, that do not depend on a somewhat global path but would accept a font location that can be set freely by the developers.

When entering too wide text in the EUD logo mode, the marker elements (dashed line + rectangle) are not rendered (or not placed within ViewBox) when viewing in Firefox on MacOS X.