Hi there,
I just noticed, that you have a copy of the SVG path that describes a symbol of a task in every task of this kind. That leads to a much larger SVG code than necessary. Is there anything that speaks against using the SVG referencing mechanism? You declare the symbols once in a <defs> part at the beginning and then reuse them whereever you need in the diagramm <use xlink:href="id"/>.
http://www.svgbasics.com/defs.html
I thought that would be common practice? Are there browser compatibility issues with this approach?
Regards
René
Example of path for hand symbol in manual task
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