SVG Logo Has an Attribute Value That SVG Tiny P/S Does Not Allow

What Does “SVG Logo Has an Attribute Value That SVG Tiny P/S Does Not Allow” Mean?

The attribute is allowed on that element, but its value is not. The schema gives a fixed list or pattern of values for many attributes. The error names the attribute, its element and the lines where it occurs.

The same code covers a required attribute that is missing.

Why Does “SVG Logo Has an Attribute Value That SVG Tiny P/S Does Not Allow” Appear?

Design tools write values that full SVG accepts and SVG Tiny P/S does not. Some examples:

• preserveAspectRatio with a value other than none or xMidYMid (optionally followed by meet), such as xMinYMin slice.
• fill-rule or another presentation attribute with a value outside its list.
• xml:lang with a value that the schema does not accept.

How Do You Fix “SVG Logo Has an Attribute Value That SVG Tiny P/S Does Not Allow”?

Go to each line that the error gives and change the value to one the profile allows. For preserveAspectRatio, use xMidYMid meet, or remove the attribute to use the default. If the error says the attribute is missing, add it.

Each attribute is reported once, with all of its lines, so one change can apply to several elements.

What Should You Verify After Fixing “SVG Logo Has an Attribute Value That SVG Tiny P/S Does Not Allow”?

Validate the logo again and check that it still looks correct in a square and a circle crop, because a change to preserveAspectRatio can move the artwork.

Key Takeaways

• The attribute is allowed, but the value is not.
• preserveAspectRatio allows only none or xMidYMid, with an optional meet.
• The error lists every line where that attribute has a bad value.