Nope, that doesn't work either.

Maybe your line isn't long enough? As in, are you sure it does touch and exceed your figure's lines in two different places (like in #3 point in sixth post in the thread)? :p

That didn't work. I made them really long and it still disappeared.

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Try redrawing the line completely and/or moving it to a different location, then try again. It doesn't happen very often, but occasionally if the positioning of the line and the territory line up in just the right way, it won't work no matter what you do. I can't explain how or why; just give it a shot and see if it works.

If even that doesn't work, you might want to give your SVG to an experienced mapmaker and see if they can fix it for you.

It's not moving it because it doesn't work with any of the lines on the page. How would I share the file with somebody?

Hmm. Odd.

Email works fine. Send it to someone you somewhat trust, though.

Aye can I send it to you Clint?

Sure, but there's no telling when I'll be able to get to it--I'll try and figure it out ASAP though.

So i figured out that it IS dividing the larger line, but it causes the smaller line to vanish and I dont know why

Hi pros, how do I fix the map by creating the missing territory? http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=359i87c&s=9#.WVvVjojyuUl

Looks like the piece was there but I couldn't click it because the other pieces were on top of it. Any tips for next time? Thanks!

What you need is a hole in the bottom territory for your top territory to fit into. To do that, simply duplicate your top territory, select it and the bottom territory at the same time, and click shift+ctrl+6. Repeat for every territory that needs a hole.

path > difference is another way of doing it