![]() It may have other consquences that I haven't learned about yet. The understanding I do have, is that the viewbox tells browsers how much space is needed to display the image. I don't have a complete understanding of the viewbox. I think that's probably a typo, but since it's so important (for other readers) the dpi for version 0.92, is 96. Nick inkscape tutorials update#Or maybe they already have put out an update or upgrade? Have you checked to see if there is a newer version available? Can you find any contact info from that extension's dialog, or maybe in a readme in the directory or download package? It sounds like it might be a proprietary extension, which would mean that not just anyone can fix it. ![]() ![]() It might be that the maker of that extension needs to update it, to work properly with 0.92. But if you've been using 0.91 successfully, then either the change didn't affect that extension, or it was already fixed. If you open an image that you made with a previous version of Inkscape, you'll get a small dialog, informing about the change, and giving you a couple of options to adjust the image.Īnd there was a change with 0.91 which affected a lot of extensions, which was something to do with units, that I don't understand. And if you use the Export PNG dialog, you need to change the dpi there as well. Inkscape Preferences > Bitmaps and change the import and export resolution. Although now that I think of it, they should not be affecting what you're doing. I wonder if that could be responsible for the problem you're seeing?įor some reason, the Inkscape developers didn't change all the various options where dpi can be set, so users need to change a couple of things. Inkscape's native resolution changed from 90 dpi to 96 dpi, in the new stable 0.92. ![]()
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