I have some SVG files that specifies width and height as well as viewbox like this:

<svg width="576pt" height="432pt" viewBox="0 0 576 432" > ...



I have some SVG files that specifies width and height as well as viewbox like this: 


but how to display them in the browser at a size I decide? I want them smaller and have tried:


but then I get visible scrollbars.

It works if I change the SVG files to set width and height to 100% instead, but I want to decide the size in the HTML regardless of what sizes are used in the SVG file. Is this possible ? 




Let see. I had to refresh my memory on SVG, I haven't used it much these years.

From what I found today, it seems that if you specify dimension of objects without units, they have a fixed size (in pixels, I think). Apparently, then, there is no way to resize them when you resize the SVG (it only change the viewport/canvas size).

Unless, as pointed out, you specify the size of the SVG in percentage OR specify a viewBox (eg. viewBox="0 0 600 500").

Now, if you have no way to change the exported SVG, you are out of luck, I fear. What library do you use?

        

            

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               Zitrax 
            
 
    

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