Ok, so I have been playing around with this and here are a few things I have noticed.
If I used:
if I try:
So, I thought I would do a combination of the 2 to see what happens.
So I tried:
All this has been happening with this SVG file: http://portalvhdswfr5fqfcn6r95.blob.core.windows.net/kudos-sports/67c49467-c9ed-4662-a4a6-08ed2c3536ce.svg
If I try with the AI file I just get a white background :(
Surely this has happened to others?
If I used:
image.Settings.BackgroundColor = new MagickColor(System.Drawing.Color.Red);
then the background is infact red and I can actually see the rest of my image (i.e. the logo)if I try:
image.Settings.BackgroundColor = MagickColors.Transparent;
then everything is transparent and I can't see anything. I have checked the dimensions of the image and they are 500px wide and about the same height so it isn't that it's too small to see.So, I thought I would do a combination of the 2 to see what happens.
So I tried:
image.Settings.BackgroundColor = new MagickColor("#7FFF0000"); // Red at 50% transparency
I would expect to see a transparent red background at 50% transparency, but instead I still get an entirely transparent image :(All this has been happening with this SVG file: http://portalvhdswfr5fqfcn6r95.blob.core.windows.net/kudos-sports/67c49467-c9ed-4662-a4a6-08ed2c3536ce.svg
If I try with the AI file I just get a white background :(
Surely this has happened to others?