Hey! I have a trouble with thumbnails of non-adaptive SVG files. If SVG has width and height attributes thumbnail to small for view. If SVG has no those attributes - thumbnail is ok. Can I fix it? Thanks!
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X El Capitan (10.11.6)
I'm not an expert at SVG files, however, if they are very small images then the smart thumbnail is just not working properly; it also would not help if you are using a retina display because is will assumably render at an unscaled size. Let me know if I am wrong about the size of the thumbnails.
Thank you Denny for reply! SVG really has small size - 18x18px. But if I remove width and height attribute from file - thumbnail is ok. I just want to know Is it possible to change settings thumbnail creating? Or what program does this? Thanks!
In the Mac App Store, search on SVG, as there are a bunch of applications there. Other than Safari for opening and displaying an .svg file, Apple does not bundle any product that will allow you to open, edit, or save an .svg file.
I don't think you can actually change the settings; however, you can right click>show view options and turn off show icon preview. You could try to mess around with the settings in there, but there really aren't any other settings out side of that. I hope that is somewhat helpful.
Thank you. But I have resolved - I wrote service that remove and add back attributes in SVG files. May be in Mac OS Mojave it will be fixed...
Thank you. But I have resolved - I wrote service that remove and add back attributes in SVG files.
SVG file thumbnails to small in Finder
