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JonDeus · 02-14-2011, 04:48 AM

thanks for margin clarification.
The images are fitting vertical, but not horizontal. I think it has to do with the Nook app itself. I can't scale/pinch-zoom at all the image which is 800x618 169ppi.
I am working on a 1024x791 169 ppi.
The image/data is there, becasue i did a test of alignments, a test epub with 5 different alignments, 1 per page. and when it would shift the page to far right, you could see left side but then the right side pixel( about 1/8th the image was offscreen, but no way to slide/move page over to see, or enlarge.
This is way i believe it is the nook software.
Is there a way to code it to be able to zoom in even though software app might not be able to? I figured if Epic has the tough screen could it override Nook app for android???

does the coding look ok?
no extra stuff not needed? or missing?

thanks

02-14-2011, 04:48 AM	#21
JonDeus HackJOB Posts: 17 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2011 Device: Nook Color, iPad, Android(Epic), PC.	thanks for margin clarification. The images are fitting vertical, but not horizontal. I think it has to do with the Nook app itself. I can't scale/pinch-zoom at all the image which is 800x618 169ppi. I am working on a 1024x791 169 ppi. The image/data is there, becasue i did a test of alignments, a test epub with 5 different alignments, 1 per page. and when it would shift the page to far right, you could see left side but then the right side pixel( about 1/8th the image was offscreen, but no way to slide/move page over to see, or enlarge. This is way i believe it is the nook software. Is there a way to code it to be able to zoom in even though software app might not be able to? I figured if Epic has the tough screen could it override Nook app for android??? does the coding look ok? no extra stuff not needed? or missing? thanks