SVG Support

🔒 Security First:
– Built-in sanitization removes potentially harmful code
– Role-based upload restrictions
– Comprehensive MIME type validation

🎨 Designer Friendly:
– Direct styling of SVG elements
– Animation support
– Custom class targeting
– Automatic dimension handling

💻 Developer Ready:
– Advanced mode for additional features
– REST API support
– Gutenberg compatible
– Extensive hooks and filters

Basic Usage:
– First, install and activate SVG Support via your WordPress dashboard
– Upload SVG files to your media library like any other image
– Works seamlessly with Image blocks, Cover blocks and featured images

Advanced Usage:
– Enable “Advanced Mode” for minification and inline rendering
– Customize with hooks and filters for tailored functionality

Block Editor Usage:
– Use Advanced Mode to enable inline rendering:
– Add the "style-svg" class to Image blocks
– Add the "style-svg" class to Cover blocks to render SVG backgrounds inline
– Use “Skip Nested SVGs” setting to control inline rendering of SVGs within Cover blocks

Classic Editor Usage:
– Use Advanced Mode to add the "style-svg" class to <img> tags for inline rendering
– Enable “Auto Insert Class” option for automatic class insertion in Classic Editor

Common Issues & Solutions:
– SVG not displaying? Ensure dimensions are set in CSS.
– Need help? Use the support tab and I will do my best to assist you.

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SVG Support prioritizes security with automatic sanitization and role-based restrictions. Only trusted users should have upload permissions. Configure settings to balance functionality and security.

SVG Support does not send your data anywhere on its own — everything it does (uploads, sanitization, inline rendering) happens entirely on your own site.

The one exception is opt-in: the plugin’s settings screen offers a sign-up form for the SVG Support Pro waitlist. If — and only if — you type your email address into that form and submit it, your browser sends that email address, plus a fixed label marking the plugin settings screen as the source (utm_source=svg-support-plugin), to Kit (kit.com), the newsletter service used for SVG Support announcements. Nothing is transmitted if you never use the form, no information is collected in the background, and every email includes a one-click unsubscribe.

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Kit privacy policy: https://kit.com/privacy

I’m open to your suggestions and feedback – Thanks for using SVG Support!

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