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Old 10-02-2014, 07:03 PM   #65
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Originally Posted by Jellby View Post
You are right, but I guess it's also possible to use the "use" element, which is basically the same (define an element once, use it multiple times). It's not as efficient as a font, but it's more likely to be supported, I'd say. On the other hand, I don't think Inkscape will create this automatically when tracing fonts.
I'd be pretty shocked if it did.



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Originally Posted by Psymon View Post
If my epub has a font embedded already (for headings, etc.), and it's the same font that I was using in my SVGs, then does it also need to be embedded in the latter, too? Can the SVG "make use of" the same font that's embedded elsewhere in the same document?
Of course. Just declare it in the CSS that's loaded by the HTML file that contains the SVG code.
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