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Old 04-19-2015, 03:56 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
Well, if I had to guess, that would be it. I doubt that NookPress is set up to deal with SVG. What happens to your books, though, on the B&N Preview pages, if you can't see them in the Preview pre-publication?

I mean...just viewing the ePUB in the Preview mode doesn't change it; the client/publisher has to make an actual change, for the CSS modification to occur.

So: what happens when they go to display your book for their version of "Look Inside?"
For B&N, the preview feature works just fine (at least in Firefox; their "Look Inside" doesn't appear to support Safari at all, but I digress). It's only the Nook Press editor that says something to the effect of "We can't import your book, but you can still upload the original file" or something.

Kobo's web-based reader fails to render any SVG even in browsers that fully support it. I guess I should probably put in fallback HTML content, but I've encountered weird problems with readers showing two copies of the content when I've attempted that in the past, so I'm wary of doing so.
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