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Originally Posted by momoha
I’m sorry my replies are getting a bit rude...
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Don't worry
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...I am reaching such a state of frustration with this 
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I can understand that.
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I spent the whole day on this again, and I found two codes that really aren’t that great but eases the work a little bit, and they seem to be working fine (tested with ePub3).
Link to SVG image with "calc" to ease the process:
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<p class="texte"><img style="width: height: 1em; calc(1em*width/height);" alt="Logo Canada" src="../Images/canada.svg"/></p>
SVG code embedded, can be processed with regex so useful for books with lots of SVG. But properties="svg" has to be added in the content.opf. So SVG markup is pasted in the ePub, and this is added in the <svg>:
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preserveAspectRatio="xMidYMin slice" style="width: 1em; padding-bottom: calc(1em*height/width); height: 1px; overflow: visible"
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Ok. But now we have another issue; if you want only one epub, the property "calc" under epub2 is not well supported
You need to work only with css2 so ereaders based on epub2/epub3 will be able to open the epub without problems.