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I am not sure if you would be able to assist with this or not. I utilize SVG to create print artwork through an online ordering system. We use the combination of database fields and a standard html form to create a online variable data template that the user can input information and then generate a real time proof on screen. We then create a final file that we process through Adobe Illustrator in order to print the file. (This is a very brief summary of the process.)
I am having an issue with one particular clients business card template. I am trying to get the text within a text span to justify to the bottom. Basically, if the end user doesn't enter data into a field, the tspan will close and the other tspans below will move up to take the place of the previous tspan. I am able to do this using dy coordinates on the tspans. I would like to be able to have the tspans move down rather than up (default). I have searched and searched and tried many different things but I cannot seem to find a solution that will work with the Adobe SVG viewer. I can send an example if needed. Any advise? (Please let me know if this isn't an appropriate post for this article.) Thanks!
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