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How do I add svg images to a page?
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Hello Nade! The Image element would usually be meant for static images. You may need to use the Embed Code element if you're interested in implementing more complexity in your site's images.
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This is a great article from Mozilla...
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Thanks for the responses, but I'm not experienced with coding and am not sure that it fits my problem (though perhaps it does). I think maybe I should have explained exactly what I'm trying to do. I have downloaded the "Get it on iTunes Badge" from Apple as an svg file. I've just now been able for the first time to open it with Inkscape. That is what I'm trying to add to my page. Provided I can somehow figure out the coding part, how to I get the info on the image to turn it into code?
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Why not just convert it to a .png?
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Apple does not allow it. I have emailed a request to Apple to allow it on Weebly but, so far, have not heard back. Their marketing guidelines say this: "f you create marketing material for the web or onscreen communication, use the iBooks badge artwork in the SVG format. If possible, use the high-resolution artwork in the SVG format for websites." The first sentence seems final, but the second seems to leave a possible opening, thus my question and request to Apple. I did create a png, but I checked the community to see if there were opinions. The thread I found supported the idea that the logo could not be used on Weebly. Apple does say that you may not "change the artwork in any way." That, too, is a little vague. Does it only mean "make it look different" or does it also disallow changing the format? All I know is that they have a lot of lawyers. This is where the info is:
https://www.apple.com/itunes/marketing-your-books-on-ibooks/marketing-guidelines.html#ibooks-badge
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