Thread: SVG images, external file versus inline
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Old 07-12-2014, 01:06 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by j.p.s View Post
The mobileread wiki on SVG, https://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/SVG has the following paragraph:
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Note that an SVG element can be placed inside the XHTML itself and this is generally the preferred method. It is also possible to place an IMG element in the XHTML file and then reference the SVG as a separate file (with an SVG extension) although some reading devices or apps my not support this.
Does anyone know of any epub reading applications or devices that have trouble with epubs made from HTML that reference svg files but work with SVG inline? By SVG image, I mean an SVG object consisting solely of shapes (like rectangles), lines, arrows, text, and similar. (All vector and text, no rasters of pixels.)
So, I assume no one knows of an example of inline SVG working and a reference to the same SVG as an external file not working.
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