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Originally Posted by psychovertical
The book works fine as an epub, but once converted (via kindle preview and Calibre conversion and upload to kindle), the SVG images all break out onto their own page (so small inset images just appear alone on a single page).
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Sadly, when KindleGen reaches SVG images, it adds page breaks before/after. Nothing you can do about it on your end. (Although I do remember last time it was discussed, Amazon MAY have corrected this bug? But don't quote me on that.)
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Originally Posted by psychovertical
Of course I can just replace with jpeg or png, but due to the nature of the images it's important that they can be scaled.
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Also, SVGs are only supported in KF8/KFX formats... to support old MOBI, you
will have to enable PNG/JPG fallbacks using Media Queries (see Appendix D in the Amazon Kindle Publishing Guidelines).
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Originally Posted by psychovertical
I've produced a epub [...] that has around 70 svg diagrams. [...] Could this be a processing issue with so many svg images?
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I also did run across this line in their publishing guidelines (Section 9.4.11):
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eBooks with more than 25 SVG images are not supported in Enhanced Typesetting
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... so you probably wouldn't be getting a KFX version of that book any time soon.