Looked at this in Safari with a subversion checkout of WebKit and it renders blindingly fast, but gets some of the text styling wrong.
Illustrator also does this pretty fast, and renders it much better, but I suggest you use the text-anchor attribute to centre the numbers in one direction, and maybe see if one of the baseline attributes can be used to fix them in the other, then you can place them much more central relative to the circles. You also need to do a bit more size adjustment, the higher numbers are prone to overflowing their circles.
I could try using one of the a0 plotters at work, but I'm not going to print an entire page of red so you might want to change make the circle fill white.
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Date: 2006-11-28 10:40 am (UTC)Illustrator also does this pretty fast, and renders it much better, but I suggest you use the text-anchor attribute to centre the numbers in one direction, and maybe see if one of the baseline attributes can be used to fix them in the other, then you can place them much more central relative to the circles. You also need to do a bit more size adjustment, the higher numbers are prone to overflowing their circles.
I could try using one of the a0 plotters at work, but I'm not going to print an entire page of red so you might want to change make the circle fill white.