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Old 11-16-2010, 10:30 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by danwdoo View Post
I'm having problems with a book being too wide to fit on the screen of my eReader (Sony 505).
@Kovid - The creator of this book set two <div> tags

1. <div style="width:650px;">

2. <div style="width:700px;">

Since this is wider then the PRS-505 and most other ereaders the resultant conversion to epub set a width wider then the screen. In thousands of books this is the first one I ran into like this. Since it is literally 1 in 1000s it may not be worth the effort but is there some way to limit or remove all "too wide" width attributes? This was not a table.

It seems like the limits of mobi causes these tags to be ignored or removed in a conversion to mobi.
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