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Or even better, if you are also using widgets with the widgets classes plugin, change:

var $img = jQuery(this);
to

var $img = jQuery(this).is('img') ? jQuery(this) : jQuery(this).find('img:first');
if (!$img.length) { return }

and set the plugin setting “CSS Class to target” to
style-svg, figure.style-svg, section.style-svg

This fixed it for me

Change this in the plugin’s enqueue.php line 108

$css_target_array = array(
	'Bodhi' => $css_target,
	'ForceInlineSVG' => 'false'
);

Comment out the following line
wp_localize_script( 'bodhi_svg_inline', 'ForceInlineSVGActive', $force_inline_svg_active );

In svg-inline.js replace first occurrences of

ForceInlineSVGActive === 'true'
with
cssTarget.ForceInlineSVG && cssTarget.ForceInlineSVG !== 'false'

and replace

if ( ForceInlineSVGActive === 'true' ) {
    var target  = ( cssTarget.Bodhi !== 'img.' ? cssTarget.Bodhi : 'img.style-svg' );
} else {
    var target  = ( cssTarget !== 'img.' ? cssTarget : 'img.style-svg' );
}

with

var target = ( cssTarget.Bodhi !== 'img.' ? cssTarget.Bodhi : 'img.style-svg' );

If you are using WP blocks with svg images I recommend also changing the following

var $img = jQuery(this);

to

var $img = jQuery(this).is('figure') ? jQuery(this).find('img:first') : jQuery(this);

and setting “CSS Class to target” in the plugin with style-svg, figure.style-svg

Next be sure to set “Use Expanded JS?” to “Yes” in the plugin settings