Hi charleski,
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The quick hack would be just to render the table out as an image.
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Yes, I agree that it is much easier to render the figure as an image (this was actually my initial workaround) but I have to revise it since the request of my client is to render the figure by using HTML/CSS code and preferably DIV tags (I forgot to mention that, sorry). I've had a hard time coding it using DIVs so I used table tags and CSS instead.
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A more complex but better solution would be to combine the images and text in a block of svg code.
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Sorry, but I don't have enough knowledge on SVGs.
Can you give me a sample SVG code for this figure so that I could study it?
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It's not worth trying to work around the bugs in Apple's css rendering for this, since any hacks (empty spans etc) will probably just break on the next update.
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So, you mean to say that if ever we've found a possible solution for this problem then it might just be ignored by iBooks app when Apple releases an update for it?
Anyway, thanks for the feedback. I guess I'll try the SVG method but I'll have to study it first. I hope this could still be supported on the next update. Thanks again charles.
Still, I need more help from anybody on this issue.
Thanks in advance,
ben