Changes between Version 16 and Version 17 of DevelopersGuide/DefaultPresets

Timestamp:

2015-11-16T19:22:53+01:00 (10 years ago)

Author:

Klumbumbus

Comment:

typo, layout

DevelopersGuide/DefaultPresets

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 * Check if the svg file correctly works with JOSM. There are some svg libraries which do not work with JOSM (the images get deformed). If you have such a file try the following workaround: create a new svg document with Inkscape, copy the svg data to this new file, resize the page to the data and save.
 * svg icons are automatically cleaned up to reduce file size in the JOSM build. So there is no need to do this step manually before uploading svg files to svn. See comment:35:ticket:10479 and comment:10:ticket:10877
-* The icon should identifiable at a size of 16 pixels. This is the size the icons are displayed in the [[Help/MapView|Map View]].
+* The icon should be identifiable at a size of 16 pixels. This is the size the icons are displayed in the [[Help/MapView|Map View]].
 * The license needs to be compatible with GPL3 (like PD or CC0). A good source for Icons is [http://openclipart.org openclipart.org] (all icons there are PD).
 * If the tag applies to nodes, the icon in the MapView and the icon of the preset should be the same if possible. (It is not possible when different features use the same preset, e.g. crossing=island and crossing=traffic_signals have different icons, but are handled in only one preset "Pedestrian Crossing".)
-* Icons with transparent background must not be only black or only white. Otherwise if one uses a black or white background (no aerial imagery as background) in the Map View black or white icons would be invisible. Workaround: if you want to use a black icon add a square white background to the icon instead of a transparent background. This doesn't look pretty but is better than an invisible icon. Example: [[Image(BlackWhiteIcon.png)]]
+* Icons with transparent background must not be only black or only white. Otherwise if one uses a black or white background (no aerial imagery as background) in the Map View black or white icons would be invisible. Workaround: if you want to use a black icon add a square white background to the icon instead of a transparent background. This doesn't look pretty but is better than an invisible icon. [[BR]] Example: [[Image(BlackWhiteIcon.png,middle)]]
 * The icon should be understandable in all countries.