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RDF metada <rdf:RDF> in SVG #173
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From [email protected] on October 11, 2012 14:06:19 The schema for SVG 1.1 referenced by the EPUB 3 spec and used by EPUBCheck is known to be incomplete. It is correct that the svg metadata elements allows any content including RDF, and the validation wrongly reports this as an error. The fix of the schema will hopefully be part of the upcoming minor revision to EPUB, and will then be used by EPUBCheck. For now, ignore this error report. Status: Accepted |
In a document, I am using the ePub logo from IDPF : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:EPUB_logo.svg The definition in the OPF file is: <manifest>
<item id="image.logo_epub" href="images/EPUB_logo.svg" media-type="image/svg+xml"/>
</manifest> Use in the document is: <img src="images/EPUB_logo.svg" title="logo ePub de l'IDPF"/> However, I get the following errors. Are they related to the same problem?
The source of the logo is: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- Generator: Adobe Illustrator 15.0.1, SVG Export Plug-In . SVG Version: 6.00 Build 0) -->
<!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SVG 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11.dtd">
<svg version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="160px" height="220px" viewBox="0 0 160 220">
<g>
<path fill="#85B916" d="M31.479,214.286c3.275,0,5.592-1.34,7.529-3.372l2.211,1.989c-2.396,2.678-5.307,4.479-9.833,4.479
c-6.563,0-11.914-5.037-11.914-12.473c0-6.926,4.849-12.471,11.456-12.471c7.059,0,11.127,5.635,11.127,12.656
c0,0.325,0,0.693-0.044,1.108H23.07C23.578,211.379,27.275,214.286,31.479,214.286z M38.458,203.57
c-0.372-4.341-2.867-8.13-7.629-8.13c-4.148,0-7.294,3.468-7.759,8.13H38.458z"/>
<path fill="#41291D" d="M60.391,205.419h-7.852v11.41h-3.647v-32.335h12.105c7.294,0,12.1,3.882,12.1,10.303
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</g>
<path fill="#85B916" d="M79.998,130.406l-49.316-49.32l49.316-49.313l16.44,16.437l-32.88,32.876l16.439,16.44l49.316-49.313
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c3.511,3.511,9.201,3.511,12.709,0l69.484-69.481c3.508-3.511,3.508-9.201,0-12.709l-10.087-10.084L79.998,130.406z"/>
</svg> |
Not sure this is still an issue. The |
This is an old thread, but I'm getting the same error (with epubcheck 4.0.2:
The RDF data was added when I took an emoji SVG from the Twitter twemoji collection (https://github.com/twitter/twemoji) and exported it as a plain SVG from Inkscape. However, as noted in the OP, this SVG is fine; it appears on iPad, Kindle, and various Mac/PC reading apps, but nevertheless epubcheck throws an error about rdf:RDF. |
Closing this issue, as foreign elements are now allowed since #970. |
I tried to incorporate the commented-out test for this but am still getting the error. |
Looking closer at the test, the rdf element is disallowed when the svg is embedded in an xhtml document, but if I split it off into an svg doc the error goes away. I'm going to add a working svg test, but it should also be valid in html. When I run the test through validator.nu it only warns that it does not validate rdf. |
The SVG doctype is allowed since #1367, and we do have a passing test for using RDF metadata in XHTML+SVG. Closing this as completed. Feel free to reopen if the issue still happens after v5.0.0. |
From [email protected] on April 29, 2012 14:26:31
PROBLEM: I have been using SVG inserts to scale elements in ePUB documents. The files validate cleanly in every detail, except that ePUBcheck flags up
<rdf:RDF>
as invalid. Looking at the W3C website I don't think this is correct. It is valid. The files work perfectly, so perhaps this is a bug in ePUBcheck? This was with version 3.0b4.METHOD: What steps will reproduce the problem?
<div>
tag.<rdf:RDF>
metadata, which typically it will.RESULT: ePUBcheck correctly identifies that the file is in fact ePUB 2.01. Everything passes validation, except for each SVG file the
<rdf:RDF>
element is said to be invalid.EXPECTED: As far as I can see it isn't invalid, so I would expect a complete 'No errors' result.
PLATFORM: This was with version 3.0b4. I stopped using version 1.2 because that said there was a font type specification error in the .opf file that also didn't seem to be correct and because I am beginging to develop for ePUB 3. Version 3.0b4 does not report the font error, so presumably that has been fixed.
I am using Windows 7 64 bit
ADDITIONAL INFO: My objective is to create beautiful eBooks as eBooks, not as fallout from print, so I am probably pushing the boundaries of what may be done with ePUB 2.01; however, everything I do is validated by other checks and the files work well in all the major e-readers on the market, in desktop testing and on the iPad.
I haven't tried version 3.0b5 yet. This doesn't seem to be amont the fixes listed though.
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/epubcheck/issues/detail?id=173
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