I found an actual better way to fix these! Just open the svg file on your text editor and do this: Find the style section, for example (From MS150-48MP.svg. Also normally the values are like this: fill:<color>, just change it to be like this: fill="<color>"): <defs> <style> .c { fill="#060707"; } .d { fill="#fff"; } .e { fill="#746242"; } .f { fill="#aaaaab"; } .g { fill="#dadcde"; } .h { fill="#c8c7c7"; } .i { fill="#37383c"; } .j { fill="#383838"; } .k { fill="#61735b"; } .l { fill="none"; stroke="#383838"; stroke-miterlimit="10"; } </style> </defs> Copy the parameters of one of the styles, for example ".c" has fill="#060707" (Ignore the ; at the end) Make a search and substitute and search class="X" (Where X substitutes the name of the style, in this case is "c" as the dot is ignored) and subtitute all class="X" for the style values (in this case fill="#060707") or if they have multiple values just copy all of them without the ; (Like 'fill="none"; stroke="#383838"; stroke-miterlimit="10";' is just fill="none" stroke="#383838" stroke-miterlimit="10" in this model i am using) Repeat with each style on the svg and save Congrats, now visio can understand the svg file! PD: you can actually remove all the old style content section after the change.
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