svg_image | concrete5 block to add an SVG image | Animation library

uploadFiles.fileUrls is an array of filenames. So you can use that as a model for your GridView.

well I tried to optimize the query a little bit as below , make sure I have not changed any logic ( I can't test since I have no sample data)

also make sure you have index on afx_postmeta table on used columns (meta_value, post_id, meta_key). I'm saving the record I want from afx_postmeta in a cte so I won't hit that table 3times later

One way to make the mouse more sticky is to move the responsibility of moving the items to the graphics view instead of the items themselves. For example, something like this would make an item in the scene mobile by clicking on them once and non-mobile by clicking on them for a second time:

If you are going to use SVG in manim, it is recommended that you take some basic SVG course, because surely you are going to face this kind of problems very often, you can find quite a lot on youtube, I recommended you start with this.

Solving your question, to analyze what happens I have created a script:

Please try the following. Let mi know if this is what you need.

I've putted your JSON in svg.json in the same folder as the index.html

More research is needed to determine the exact source of the problem, however, I think this answer should help you.

The problem, as you stated, is related to how TCPDF is handling characters that are not in the font. The • (U+2022) is not a character in the Lobster font, so when viewing the SVG in your browser a fallback font is used. However, this is not occurring when the PDF is being shown in your PDF viewer.

I don't know the reason this worked when I tested it, but if you allow TCPDF to autodetect the font type it will add it as a TrueTypeUnicode font. This resulted in a fallback font being used for missing characters. The downside of this is that you are relying on the fonts that ship with each PDF viewer. These fonts can be inconsistent, so you can't guarantee what the PDF will look like. Testing the file in multiple PDF viewers and on multiple computers would be a good idea.

Note: TCPDF doesn't appear to overwrite the font files it creates, so you will likely need to delete the following files for each font so it will recreate them: lobster.ctg.z, lobster.php, lobster.z

• You could add the missing characters to the fonts you are embedding so that you can guarantee the appearance of each character. This is a solution that I have used in the past, but it can be time-consuming.

• You may be able to convert the text to paths, so embedding the fonts in the PDF would not be required. This is just an idea that I have not tested and it has its own downsides.