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Old 06-27-2010, 06:25 AM   #3
mikelv
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Originally Posted by KjellM View Post
I have another ePub that does not display correctly in EPUBReader but does display properly in ADE and Lucifox. It is Strange Attractors by Jeffrey A. Carver, which is available at:

http://www.starrigger.net/Downloads.htm
Hi KjellM,

I've analyzed the file:
  • Coverimage is not displayed on coverpage
    An SVG tag is used for the coverimage, but a jpeg image file is referenced, that's the reason why the image is not displayed. I don't know what the definition of the SVG tag says about this, but this combination doesn't make sense. Either it should be used a SVG-image or the SVG-tag should be replaced by a simple IMG-tag.

  • SVG images are not displayed/text overlapped
    The reason for this is, that EPUBReader disables plugins for security reasons. Firefox uses obviously a plugin to display SVG-images, that's the reason why they are not displayed. It seems to be that Firefox has some problems when the images are not displayed and overlaps the text.
    In the next EPUBReader version I'll add the possibility to enable plugins via preferences.

  • Narrow text
    On several pages (e.g. chapter 1) some very narrow text is displayed. This is caused because in these cases the SPAN tag is used the wrong way:
    Code:
    <span class="hairspace"/>
    According W3C (http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/guidelines.html#C_3) the minimized form should not be used for elements with content. Instead it should look like this:
    Code:
    <span class="hairspace"></span>
    Obviously Firefox has problems if it's used the wrong way.
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