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Old 06-04-2013, 09:50 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by eggheadbooks1 View Post
Because jpegs were sent to me by the client, and because the ePub will be converted to Kindle as well and in the past they handled PNGs badly (sometimes converting backgrounds to black). Perhaps that has changed?
To my knowledge KindleGen only generates black backgrounds when the PNGs use transparency. As long as you stay away from transparency in your PNGs you should be A-ok.

Bloated JPGs are just one of my little pet peeves. I just hate EPUBs that are overly large!

Especially when you have many diagrams, all those KBs really begin to add up!

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Originally Posted by roger64 View Post
After float:left, I would add: clear:left.
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Originally Posted by Turtle91 View Post
The smaller font allows the 2nd float to be beside the first, if you add clear:left it forces it to the next line.
I will definitely have to keep this in mind in the future. This would be very helpful in a few books I have worked on with lots of floats.
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