Hi,
I found a issue with the dropShadow function. See attached screenshot.
Code:
<script>
var paper = Raphael( 10, 50, 320, 200 );
var rect = paper.rect( 0, 0, 320, 200 );
rect.attr( "fill", "#344EAD" );
rect.attr( "stroke", "#DDDDDD" );
var line = paper.path( "M10,10 L100,15" )
.attr( "stroke", "#D7D7D7" )
.attr( "stroke-width", "10" )
.attr( "opacity", 1 );
var line2 = paper.path( "M10,30 L100,35" )
.attr( "stroke", "#D7D7D7" )
.attr( "stroke-width", "10" )
.attr( "opacity", 1 );
line.dropShadow(2, 3, 3, 0.5);
</script>

Now, the solution I found is changing the filter attributes:
//If isn't set allready
if(document.getElementById(fltr.id) == null) {
$(fltr, {
"x" : "-1",
"y" : "-1",
"height" : "500%",
"width" : "500%"
});
vs
if(document.getElementById(fltr.id) == null) {
$(fltr, {
"height" : "130%",
"width" : "130%"
});
but honestly, I don't really understand what am I doing. This leads me to a better result:

Can you have a look please? Thanks, Andrei.
Hi,
I found a issue with the dropShadow function. See attached screenshot.
Code:
Now, the solution I found is changing the filter attributes:
but honestly, I don't really understand what am I doing. This leads me to a better result:
Can you have a look please? Thanks, Andrei.