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Originally Posted by Abekonge
Are you asking about having the svg-files directly in spine?
Or whether to add the svg to the html file as a file or as xml (with the <svg> tags)?
I have had good results with adding svg as images in the html files, inside svg tags (yes it's hacky)- it seems to be supported on most reader systems (e.g. ADE3 - I ignore ADE 4 as it was so bad in the beginning - but it might have become better). It also works when converting to kindle.
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That is
EXACTLY what I did in my TestEpub.epub and TestEpub_epub3.epub books. In the file "titulo.xhtml" you can find a svg image (LupeR.svg) inside a svg wrapper. As I said in my previous post, it doesn't display well on ADE 4 as epub3 (but it does on ADE 4 and ADE 3 as epub2). However, the code is ok since the epub3 is showed fine on Readium.