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Originally Posted by karunaji
Kobo reader can display graphics in epub files. So, I wonder if this is publisher's fault for incorrectly formatting the epub file?
On the other hand the given example doesn't even require graphics as it is a simple text box. And here is a well known bug (or you can call it a feature) in Kobo epub rendering that it ignores centered block text attribute. That explains why you can see this text on your computer but not on Kobo. I too think that this should have been fixed long time ago.
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All the graphics present in the book are missing, text boxes or otherwise. In fact, all the graphics, in every book that is available in Kobo's proprietary format are missing, because the format does not support graphics.
Everything looks fine when I load the ePub into my Kobo (after breaking the DRM and using Calibre to
make it look fine on the Kobo, thanks to the ePub margin bug that requires consumers to break the DRM on things they purchased from the
Kobo store so that they display correctly on the
Kobo reader *wild applause*). This is strictly a problem with Kobo's proprietary format (protip: the problem is it
sucks).