It is possible to pan and zoom the produced SVG by opening it in a web browser, but to do so we need some Javascript. Currently there is a (disabled) feature that includes svgpan.js using a relative link, but that breaks as soon as the image is moved in a different folder. It would be better to directly embed the Javascript code into the SVG, like FlameGraph does (example).
It is possible to pan and zoom the produced SVG by opening it in a web browser, but to do so we need some Javascript. Currently there is a (disabled) feature that includes
svgpan.jsusing a relative link, but that breaks as soon as the image is moved in a different folder. It would be better to directly embed the Javascript code into the SVG, like FlameGraph does (example).