Reputation: 107
Hello I am fairly new with svg and JavaScript and I am trying to make some svg elements popup (by scaling) when the mouse is over the svg and vice versa when the mouse is off the svg element.
I have been able to make the svg element increase in size by using transformation, but is there a way that they scale from their center's?
Here is my svg (I created it using this website svg-edit):
// event-driven mouse-interaction with SVG objects
function unselected_colour(evt) {
// get the element that triggered the browser event
let target = evt.target;
// modify the element
target.setAttribute('transform', 'scale(1)')
}
function selected_colour(evt) {
// get the element that triggered the browser event
let target = evt.target;
// modify the element
target.setAttribute('transform', 'scale(1.25)')
}
// find the SVG rectangle in the DOM
let mileEndRoad_obj = document.getElementById('mile_end_road');
let bandcroftRoad_obj = document.getElementById('bandcroft_road');
let godwardSquare_obj = document.getElementById('godward_sqaure');
let compSci_obj = document.getElementById('computer_science');
let itl_obj = document.getElementById('itl');
let engineering_obj = document.getElementById('engineering');
let peoplePalace_obj = document.getElementById('people_palace');
// pass the above functions as callbacks, to be triggered by mouse events
godwardSquare_obj.addEventListener('mouseover', selected_colour, false);
godwardSquare_obj.addEventListener('mouseout', unselected_colour, false);
compSci_obj.addEventListener('mouseover', selected_colour, false);
compSci_obj.addEventListener('mouseout', unselected_colour, false);
itl_obj.addEventListener('mouseover', selected_colour, false);
itl_obj.addEventListener('mouseout', unselected_colour, false);
engineering_obj.addEventListener('mouseover', selected_colour, false);
engineering_obj.addEventListener('mouseout', unselected_colour, false);
peoplePalace_obj.addEventListener('mouseover', selected_colour, false);
peoplePalace_obj.addEventListener('mouseout', unselected_colour, false);
<svg width="1640" height="480" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:svg="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
<!-- Created with SVG-edit - https://github.com/SVG-Edit/svgedit-->
<g class="layer">
<title>map</title>
<path d="m38,86.66667l0,94l64.66666,0l0.00001,-28l8.66666,0l0,27.33333l35.33334,0l-11.33334,-20l-12.66666,0l-0.00001,-8c8,0 12.66667,0 12.66667,0c0,0 -0.66667,-65.33333 0,-65.33333c0.66667,0 -89.33333,0 -97.33333,0z"
fill="rgb(94,43,126)" id="computer_science" stroke="#000000" stroke-width="5"/>
<rect fill="#10a3a3" height="447.44527" id="bandcroft_road" stroke="#10a3a3" stroke-width="5" width="35.76642" x="308.90512" y="-24.52553"/>
<rect fill="#10a3a3" height="54.74453" id="mile_end_road" stroke="#10a3a3" stroke-width="5" width="647.44528" x="-1.31387" y="425.10952"/>
<path d="m239.41174,257.50001l-133.52938,-0.14706l-0.00001,-69.85294l50.7353,-0.00001l-16.17647,-31.61765l58.82353,0l0,30.14706l39.70588,0l0.44115,71.4706z"
fill="#1bd1a6" id="godward_sqaure" stroke="#1bd1a6" stroke-width="5"/>
<rect fill="rgb(94,43,126)" height="100.5" id="itl" stroke="#000000" stroke-width="5" width="65" x="37" y="192"/>
<path d="m174.99947,274.5c-0.33149,41.16667 0.33149,82.83333 0,124l290.39161,0l0,-11.5l69.138332,0l0,-37l-68.641082,0l0,-142.5l-101.93541,0l0,167.5l-73.09515,0l0,-101l-115.8583,0.5z"
fill="rgb(94,43,126)" id="engineering" stroke="#000000" stroke-width="5"/>
<path d="m534.99996,206.029419l70.147082,-0.147072c0,0 0.441155,35.441191 -0.294139,34.705896c-0.735294,-0.735294 33.088235,0.000001 32.64708,-0.147072c-0.441155,-0.147073 0.441156,39.852955 0,39.705882c-0.441155,-0.147073 -18.676491,0.147074 -19.117647,0c-0.441156,-0.147073 0.441155,116.323546 0,116.176471c-0.441155,-0.147076 -82.647081,0.882369 -83.088235,0.735294c-0.441154,-0.147076 -0.294141,-191.764693 -0.294141,-191.029399z"
fill="rgb(94,43,126)" id="people_palace" stroke="#000000" stroke-width="5"/>
</g>
</svg>
If any further explanation please let me know. Any help would be appreciated, thank you very much.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1344
Reputation: 21291
You can find the center with getBBox
Then scale with a matrix
Upvotes: 3