Armin Makovec

Correct, it was "š" in Illustrator in the original file which I was editing. It appears Affinity Publisher recognized it incorrectly, hence the whole error thingy. By renaming it in Affinity, Affinity does recognize character "š" input properly, so it appears it simply got lost in the conversion process.

You are right. Changing that character in Affinity Publisher fixed it in the export as well! Thanks a ton! An oversight on my side, since the file was originally made in AI, which I don't have any more. After importing it in Affinity Publisher and making a few fixes, I tried exporting. And first I thought everything was perfectly OK, until I began enlarging the image and saw it were rasterized... And then I began encountering the above error. Anyway, @v_kyr thanks a ton! PS: I know AI had a feature called minify or something, which would pretty much circumvent this problema, while also making svg files smaller (it would generate SVG code with minimal IDs, indents, lines, and white spaces). Would that be possible for Affinity as well? Or am I just missing something?

Sorry for bringing such an old topic back again, but I've also created a vector only design (simple, really) with no FX applied. Only Fonts (text), Curves and Rectangles. Upon export, SVG has an embedded image (probably PNG). If I disable rasterize, the SVG keeps throwing me an error when I open it in a browser to preview! I tried pretty much all combinations for the export, yet the moment I set rasterize: Nothing, I can't open it anymore. Files attached, any help appreciated. velikost-povrsine-120x45.svg velikost-povrsine.afpub