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Originally Posted by ImageSize
I used Abby Finereader to create a epub document. There are some images in it. Aldiko shows them very small, so you can't see anything.
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You will have to open the EPUB and edit the HTML directly (most of us use Sigil to edit EPUBs).
Finereader creates inline HTML for the width/height of the image in this format:
Code:
<p><img alt="" src="../Images/NameofImage.png" style="width:###pt;height:###pt;" /></p>
If you want to stop the images from being forced into a certain size, you have to remove the section in red. Removing this code will make the image take up its original resolution. In my experience with Finereader, this resolution is at least 1000+ pixels on each side... which is too large for most ereaders.
If you wanted the image to stretch to the width of the reader, you will have to insert code such as this:
Code:
<div><img alt="" src="../Images/NameofImage.png" width="100%" /></div>
or you can then stretch all images in the EPUB by adding by adding into the CSS:
Code:
img {
width: 100%;
}