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Old 01-25-2013, 10:06 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by _savage View Post
Hah! That's why I had put it there: to center an image on a single page Glad I did that right! (But then the width/height crept into the rest of the book.)

However, on the iPad this single page caused an empty page to follow, but I _suspect_ that's because of the "width:100%". (I noticed that the width seemed to refer to landscape/double-page rendered width!)
You're setting the body height to 100% of height of your page, and then any top and bottom margins/padding/border on the body/html elements are added to that, making the total height greater than will actually fit on a page. If you set height to 100%, be sure to zero the margins, padding, and border for the html and body tags, too. (Not that any renderer will realistically set a default value for the border property, mind you—I'm being a little pedantic with that one.)

And be sure to not include any such hacks in actual flowing content.

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