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Originally Posted by Psymon
Once again, that's great! And thank you again, Rubén!
That will work fine (of course), but I'm a little confused by something -- and was similarly a bit confused by Hitch's question about this. Images do show up in KDX, but is there no practical way to do dropcaps that make use of images in that (even if the placement of them is different than how it would appear in other Kindle versions, etc.)?
Just wondering -- obviously this will work just fine, still! Thanks again!  |
Psymon:
Making images work moderately consistenly across K7 devices is brutal, actually. For images to work, you have to size them, hard-size them, with the image height AND width set in pixels in the html, not the CSS, obviously. Now, that's all well and good, but the issue is, each K7 device (actually, all Kindle devices) have wildly different screen resolutions. (See this chart:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...density#Amazon and reference the PPI column).
So...getting an imaged drop (to misname it) to work wouldn't be easy. Moreover, the early K7's don't support inline images in any event. I actually don't know about the DX, because we always code for the K7's with the assumption that inline images aren't supported, so I've never tested that device separately.
See what I mean?
Hitch