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Old 04-09-2012, 11:15 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Kratos View Post
The Kindle Publishing Guidelines seem to think it is possible.

What I did was export the epub with images set to display at a relative page size. I unzipped to edit it. I added height="auto" in each image reference. Then converted to mobi but images still did not display relative to page size.


I mean the Kindle plugin for Indesign DOES work and displays images relative to page size. However it doesn't give the option to break the pages at a certain paragraph style. I want this because it looks untidy if the cover page goes direct into the foreward into the chapters. Is there a way around this?
You don't use height=auto. That doesn't work.

You use height="100%" as long as you have no top/bottom margins.
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