1 <?xml version=
"1.0" encoding=
"UTF-8"?>
2 <svg xmlns=
"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
3 <g fill=
"orange" stroke=
"blue">
4 <rect width=
"100" height=
"100" fill=
"none" stroke=
"black"/>
5 <rect width=
"100" height=
"100" fill=
"none" stroke=
"#ff"/>
8 <text x=
"10" y=
"130">The above stroke of rect should be BLUE.
</text>
9 <text x=
"10" y=
"150">SVG
1.1 FULL says there should be a
"highly perceivable error" message when an invalid stroke is used.
</text>
10 <text x=
"10" y=
"170">Browsers don't display such an error, instead use some sort of fill-fallback.
</text>
11 <text x=
"10" y=
"190">If there's an invalid stroke color, but no fallback specified, the stroke of the object is inherited from parent object.
</text>
12 <text x=
"10" y=
"210">Our result matches Opera and Firefox now.
</text>