Is there a setting which will make Illustrator CS6 to add stroke="none" when object has no stroke? Illustrator preserves only fill="none" by default, and removes any attributes related to stroke when there is no stroke. It is highly undemandable because such generated SVG files have issue when imported to another software i am using. That software seeing no stroke attribute as black with 1px width. For now i am forced to resave all SVGs in Inkscape which preserves stroke attribute, but i don't like this.
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As far as I know, there's no setting. Why not just add the missing attribute using a text editor? For example: <circle fill="#FF0000" stroke="none" cx="200" cy="200" r="100"/>– Billy KerrCommented Dec 8, 2019 at 18:27
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1For one object it wouldn't be a problem, for more objects it will be pain in a$$. I am not really sure which software is at fault here, but there is no important. Nor Adobe will fix this in CS6, and the other developer either.– ZygmuntCommented Dec 9, 2019 at 17:55
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I think you could automate it using the find and replace functionality in a decent text editor. For example, search for <circle and replace with <circle stroke="none", or for each <path, replace with <path stroke="none", etc.– Billy KerrCommented Dec 9, 2019 at 18:08
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No, it won't work. You would need to create either good regexp (quite complicated to say) to get all possible cases and verify if stroke attribute is added or not. I didn't say that all objects have no stroke - some of them have stroke. This way doing it with Inkscape is more proper way.– ZygmuntCommented Dec 10, 2019 at 11:46
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