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Actually you would rather create a proceduer (sub) than a function, and submit the variables you need as arguments.

To have the tiles colorless if a condition is not met, assign NA in an ifelse statement and assign the color "white" in scale_fill_continuous.

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It's the viewBox you are using: viewbox="8.5 -12.2 7 48.49" As you can see the width of the image inside is only 7 units and elements drawn outside the viewBox are not rendered. Also if you are using symbols it can be very useful to use a viewBox for the symbol. In this case

If you will use the symbol without a width height x and y attributes it will take the width of the svg element (first example)

In the second example I'm using This means that the used symbol has half the size of the svg element and the left upper corner at 25%

Also since the symbol element has no fill you can give the it a fill like fill="red".

In order to know the viewBox value to use I've wrapped the elements in a group and in javascript I the_symbol.getBBox() this is returning an SVGRect {x: 1.25, y: 1.25, width: 21.5, height: 21.5} So the viewBox="x y width height"

The square image is being added a background image, so to centre it in the container, you can use center for the background-position in the css (Note: You can use center just once like this as shorthand to centre it horizontally and vertically):

This is not an answer and I'll delete it after you read it:

Srep 1: you wrap everything in a group with an id:

First just making a small example:

solution:

So, maybe this will help a little. It is not the complete answer I would like to give. Basically, the HTML is a mess (in my opinion). You don't have data laid out in rows (tr), with table cells (td) within, in a manner that you can use to easily isolate individual text elements.

I am offering the following really only to demonstrate the oddities of trying to isolate individual text components and to read/write with arabic characters preserved. I borrowed an adodb stream method from @whom to ensure UTF-8.

This method, looping table tags etc with hardcoded numbering, is ugly and really belongs in the sin bin. I use the fact that later tables have your individual components stored individually to reconstruct an overall table appearance with rows and columns.

But you may get something from it: