I have created a menu for a company, I have inserted the company logo. when saving in PDF the logo disappears and some slight changes to pictures( such as blur) happens.
Click on my Inkscape icon to go to my profile, and click the orange envelope to send me a DM. Feel free to upload your image to dropbox or similar and send me a sharing-link in the DM.
I assure you, that with a modest amount of fiddling, the document will generate pdf fine. Remember to save the SVG as a working version and a copy as PDF for release/printing.
I would convert the logo to vector in Inkscape and skip the clipping and masking.
I have created a menu for a company, I have inserted the company logo. when saving in PDF the logo disappears and some slight changes to pictures( such as blur) happens.
PDF may not handle some SVG elements like masks.
Feel free to share the svg file (or DM me if it is confidential).
Hi Tyler
Thank you so much for the help.
Problem uploading....not enough space to upload this file.
Cant find where to Dm you either, sorry all new to me. A friend did the design, i took over to redo pricing, she managed to save it in PDF but I cant.
I hope i can learn where its going wrong.
thank you
regards
Sherryn
Click on my Inkscape icon to go to my profile, and click the orange envelope to send me a DM. Feel free to upload your image to dropbox or similar and send me a sharing-link in the DM.
I have reviewed the OP's Inkscape document.
When using Inkscape with imported PDF files, I often suggest to:
This will ensure all objects are accessible for editing.
Masks don't always work in conversion to Inkscape, so other methods are advised.
Thank you, I have managed to have the logo saved.
I will investigate the blurs by replacing the images without the above criteria and see what happens.
Thanks for the great advice.
I assure you, that with a modest amount of fiddling, the document will generate pdf fine. Remember to save the SVG as a working version and a copy as PDF for release/printing.
I would convert the logo to vector in Inkscape and skip the clipping and masking.