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Originally Posted by RbnJrg
OK, here is my tutorial.
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Fantastic, worked like a charm!
I went in and added the Green Apple (U+1F34F):
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unic...reen_apple.svg
I also tweaked the SVG file and changed "fill" into the hex for red and green.
Sigil:
ADE:
On Nook:
Does this work on Marvin/other devices/reading programs too?
Anyone have any of the Kindles on hand? How well does this transfer over?
Kindle Unpack shows the SVG files sitting in the KF8 version. According to what I read in the Amazon Publishing Guidelines, I am getting mixed signals (SVG only in Kindle Fire (?)).
In section 8.4.2 they recommend using the SVG with an accompanying image. Setting the image to "display:none", and only displaying the image in old MOBI using media queries. UGH:
http://kindlegen.s3.amazonaws.com/Am...Guidelines.pdf
Not much information though on SVG in their documentation.
I also stumbled upon this thread with a formula as SVG, with a sample EPUB plus lots of info:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=87781
Now I want to find more complex SVGs and do some testing.
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Originally Posted by mtrahan
By the way, for anyone from the future who's looking for the answer, here's a post from Liz Castro, who suggests putting the image in a div and setting the div's width to get the desired size in iBooks (and then set the image to div size to avoid overflow outside of iBooks). I didn't manage to get this working, but for me it's not even an option since my image is in the middle of a sentence and can not be considered as a block like a div. "Currently," I learned on Jutoh documentation, "this won't work if you have multiple images or other content in a paragraph"... |
And I bet this "workaround" that people do will be just like those empty spans! Apple will "fix" this bug, and lots of EPUBs which took advantage of this will break. DIE DIE DIE!
