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Originally Posted by RbnJrg
Just open the svg as a file (File -> Open...)  But first style inline your text, otherwise, the text will show very tiny on Inkscape. |
I have inline styled that page...
I am sorry, but I am being a bit obtuse here. My question is "How?" How do I open it in Inkscape?
I have done the File>Open, but what am I opening? There is no option to import the epub. If I save that code to an xml, html or xhtml file, it is not a recognised format, so it doesn't appear in the list. If I save it with .svg extension it says "Failed to open requested file". Copy and paste doesn't work. So what am I opening?
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Originally Posted by RbnJrg
By the way, you could have designed your svg directly from Inkscape; it's quite easy to do it (simpler than what you made writing the code by hand). In the Help menu you'll find some good tutorials to learn Inkscape (is easy).
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Sounds good. Once I can get the hang of it, I think it will come in useful. I'll have to sit down and go through their tutorials.
At the moment I use photoshop and just create whatever images I need, but it will be good to learn more about svg images.
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Originally Posted by DNSB
Other than the random house logo image not be present, I inlined the svg and imported it into Inkscape. I've attached the output png to this message. I also set the svg to 600x800 and then exported a 1200x1600 png.
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Great. Thank you.