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The document is a mess structurally, but I've no idea which part is causing the actual problem. There's an unused raster image in there, gradients which are unused, and a far too many unnecessary nested groups. It's truly a horrible mess. It's not worth the time it would take to try to fix the code TBH.

Anyway, here's how you could easily fix it in Inkscape.

1. Select each object using the Edit Paths by Nodes tool N. Holding down Shift while you click lets you make a multiple selection.

Looks like a mess at this point but don't worry

2. Copy using Ctrl+C

3. Do File > New to create a new document, and Paste Ctrl+V

4. Select everything, and do Edit > Resize Page to Selection.

5. Save as a Plain SVG

Here's the test in Firefox (left), and Chrome (right). Both render perfectly.

The document is a mess structurally, but I've no idea which part is causing the actual problem. There's an unused raster image in there, gradients which are unused, and a far too many unnecessary nested groups. It's truly a horrible mess. It's not worth the time it would take to try to fix the code TBH.

Anyway, here's how you could easily fix it in Inkscape.

1. Select each object using the Edit Paths by Nodes tool N. Holding down Shift while you click lets you make a multiple selection.

Looks like a mess at this point but don't worry

2. Copy using Ctrl+C

3. Do File > New to create a new document, and Paste Ctrl+V

4. Select everything, and do Edit > Resize Page to Selection.

5. Save as a Plain SVG

Here's the test in Firefox (left), and Chrome (right). Both render perfectly.

The document is a bit of a mess structurally, but I've no idea which part is causing the problem. There's an unused raster image in there, gradients which are unused, and a far too many unnecessary nested groups. It's truly horrible. It's not worth the time to fix the code TBH.

Anyway, here's how you could easily fix it in Inkscape.

1. Select each object using the Edit Paths by Nodes tool N. Holding down Shift while you click lets you make a multiple selection.

Looks like a mess at this point but don't worry

2. Copy using Ctrl+C

3. Do File > New to create a new document, and Paste Ctrl+V

4. Select everything, and do Edit > Resize Page to Selection.

5. Save as a Plain SVG

Here's the test in Firefox (left), and Chrome (right). Both render perfectly.

The document is a mess structurally, but I've no idea which part is causing the actual problem. There's an unused raster image in there, gradients which are unused, and a far too many unnecessary nested groups. It's truly a horrible mess. It's not worth the time it would take to try to fix the code TBH.

Anyway, here's how you could easily fix it in Inkscape.

1. Select each object using the Edit Paths by Nodes tool N. Holding down Shift while you click lets you make a multiple selection.

Looks like a mess at this point but don't worry

2. Copy using Ctrl+C

3. Do File > New to create a new document, and Paste Ctrl+V

4. Select everything, and do Edit > Resize Page to Selection.

5. Save as a Plain SVG

Here's the test in Firefox (left), and Chrome (right). Both render perfectly.

The document is a bit of a mess structurally, but I've no idea which part is causing the problem. There's an unused raster image in there, gradients which are unused, and a bazillion many nested groups.

Here's how you could fix it in Inkscape.

1. Select each object using the Edit Paths by Nodes tool N. Holding down Shift while you click lets you make a multiple selection.

Looks like a mess at this point but don't worry

2. Copy using Ctrl+C

3. Do File > New to create a new document, and Paste Ctrl+V

4. Select everything, and do Edit > Resize Page to Selection.

5. Save as a Plain SVG

Here's the test in Firefox (left), and Chrome (right). Both render perfectly.

The document is a bit of a mess structurally, but I've no idea which part is causing the problem. There's an unused raster image in there, gradients which are unused, and a far too many unnecessary nested groups. It's truly horrible. It's not worth the time to fix the code TBH.

Anyway, here's how you could easily fix it in Inkscape.

1. Select each object using the Edit Paths by Nodes tool N. Holding down Shift while you click lets you make a multiple selection.

Looks like a mess at this point but don't worry

2. Copy using Ctrl+C

3. Do File > New to create a new document, and Paste Ctrl+V

4. Select everything, and do Edit > Resize Page to Selection.

5. Save as a Plain SVG

Here's the test in Firefox (left), and Chrome (right). Both render perfectly.