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CalibUser · 01-30-2017, 03:08 PM

Hi,

I began work on a similar plugin some time ago but when AddImgasSVG became available I stopped work on it. I am attaching my plugin, however, this was in the middle of being developed and does not have all the functionality of AddImgasSVG.

Essentially, the file image that is to be put in a SVG wrapper needs to be loaded into your ePub book as an image file before the plugin is run as this does not have the facility to load a file from the hard drive.

Run the plugin and you will see a list of names of the image files that are in your ePub file. If you click on one of these the image will appear in the right hand pane. To insert the selected image in your ePub with a SVG wrapper, click OK.

The image will be inserted in a new page with a SVG wrapper around it.

Unlike, AddImgasSVG , this plugin does not enable you to select the location of the xhtml file that is created, so you will have to move it manually.

I hope this helps. If I get time I will add more functionality to it, but at the moment that is not very likely...

EDIT
I have removed this plugin as I have produced a more advanced version and placed it in the first post of the following thread:

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=283333

01-30-2017, 03:08 PM	#2
CalibUser Addict Posts: 203 Karma: 62362 Join Date: Jul 2015 Device: Sony	Hi, I began work on a similar plugin some time ago but when AddImgasSVG became available I stopped work on it. I am attaching my plugin, however, this was in the middle of being developed and does not have all the functionality of AddImgasSVG. Essentially, the file image that is to be put in a SVG wrapper needs to be loaded into your ePub book as an image file before the plugin is run as this does not have the facility to load a file from the hard drive. Run the plugin and you will see a list of names of the image files that are in your ePub file. If you click on one of these the image will appear in the right hand pane. To insert the selected image in your ePub with a SVG wrapper, click OK. The image will be inserted in a new page with a SVG wrapper around it. Unlike, AddImgasSVG , this plugin does not enable you to select the location of the xhtml file that is created, so you will have to move it manually. I hope this helps. If I get time I will add more functionality to it, but at the moment that is not very likely... EDIT I have removed this plugin as I have produced a more advanced version and placed it in the first post of the following thread: https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=283333 Last edited by CalibUser; 02-11-2017 at 03:56 PM.