It doesn’t look to be that easy unfortunately. I tried one with parts on all sides but the same thing happens:
so then I exported the sketch and unzipped the .fz file. There it appears to make a part which looks fine (layerIds all present as they should be) but it somehow doesn’t make the export.
<instance moduleIdRef="SchematicLogoTextModuleID" modelIndex="5784" path=":/resources/parts/core/schematiclogotext.fzp">
<property name="logo" value="logo"/>
<property name="width" value="10.16"/>
<property name="height" value="3.302"/>
<property name="shape" value="<svg height=".13in" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="0.4in" viewBox="0 0 40 13"> <g id="schematic"> <text text-anchor="middle" x="20" y="9" id="label" font-size="10" fill="black" xml:space="preserve" font-family="Droid Sans" stroke-width="0">logo</text> </g> </svg> "/>
<property name="lastfilename" value=":/resources/parts/svg/core/schematic/schematiclogo.svg"/>
<title>TXT1</title>
<views>
<schematicView layer="schematicText">
<geometry z="3.50008" x="251" y="20.15"/>
</schematicView>
</views>
resources/parts/core/schematiclogotext.fzp
resources/parts/svg/core/schematic/schematiclogo.svg
in the resources folder of the Fritzing source directory. This may be a clue however:
<schematicView layer="schematicText">
this changes the layerId to something that doesn’t match the svg, but changing it to schematic makes the text not display in Fritzing, so it may or may not be the issue.
Peter