====== Inkscape ======

===== Tips =====
==== Importing an SVG from an HTML document ====
Dunno if there's an easier way to do this, but there is a potentially tedious way!

  - First you want to grab the markup from the HTML document. either grab everything in the ''<svg>'' element, or just everything in the ''<g>'' element.
  - Then in Inkscape you want to open the //XML Editor//: either
    * ''Edit > XML Editor ...'' or
    * ''Ctrl+Shift+X''
  - The leftmost button in the XML Editor creates a 'new element node'; press that, and call the node ''svg:path''  - With that element/node selected, select the 'id' attribute in the window to the right. You can change the name if you wish, but either way press 'set' to fill out more details.
  - There should now be a 'd' element, select this, and insert all the info. from the ''d'' attribute of the markup you've grabbed from the web. It'll be inside the ''path'' element. Then click 'set'.
  - Repeat this process of creating nodes, setting the ids, and pasting in the d (lol) stuff for all paths you're importing.
  * If your path has other attributes (for example ''fill'' or ''fill-rule'') you can add that i nthe usual way you would in Inkscape, or create a style attribute where the 'id' and 'd' ones are.

  * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48930212/how-to-import-svg-code-into-inkscape

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