[paola]

[QUOTE=jackie_w;1540006]What did you actually type in Calibre? I've never needed to override image CSS myself but I would imagine it should be something like this in the ExtraCSS box

img {width: x%;}

I put

.calibre3 {
    height: auto;
    width: 75%
    }

I tried to put it in the "look and feel" Extra CSS field for individual book conversions, but no change.

Originally Posted by jackie_w

@paola, I've just had another thought.

I've never had any problems with epub images if I've created the epub with Calibre. Calibre should scale the images automatically to fit on the screen. What do you have set as your Calibre 'Output Profile' in Prefs - Common Options - Page Setup. I have mine set as Sony Reader and it seems to work fine on my PB360

In the Calibre viewer Images look fine - the outpu profile is set to "Cybus opus", which is the default setup after running the welcome wizard and selecting "Pocketbook 360 and new models" as the device. At any rate I have experimented with other outputs (including both "Sony" and "geenric large e-ink device"), but it loooks like it makes no difference, at least in the Calibre reader - I will check what happens when I actually try teh various versions in the device.

Originally Posted by rkomar

Maybe the solution is as simple as removing the "src:" line from your CSS if the font is in the system default location. I can see that you would need to specify "src" for an embedded font (which is what you originally had), and it would always be correct on any system because it is relative to the document's file structure. However, it might be the wrong thing to do for system fonts.

You mean putting e.g.

@font-face {
  font-family: "LexiaDaMa";
  font-weight: bold;
  font-style: italic;
}

instead of
@font-face {
font-family: "LexiaDaMa";
font-weight: bold;
font-style: italic;
src: url(../Fonts/LexiaDaMa-BoldItalic.ttf);
}
I'll try and let you know.

Guys, again many thanks for your help!