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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans
You can clearly see the JPG Haloing which occurs around the text/lines:
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Especially noticeably if you tilt an LCD screen...
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Here is the same image saved as PNG:
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As you can see, there is actually only Black + White, and NOTHING else. Zero loss/deterioration from the original.
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and, of course, PNG does not need to be only black and white, it could also have some grey levels to mitigate aliasing. The point is, with PNG you can get exactly what you want, and not what the compression algorithm gives, emphatically not those blocky artifacts.
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Originally Posted by JLius
Right, so I'll save my titlepages as png and see how that improves the quality. I use libreoffice draw by the way, to make my titlepages. Very easy to use for a simple soul like me.
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As long as you do
not open a JPG and save it as PNG...
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As for my previous question: is it okay to use a <div> for the subtitles - as opposed to using a <span> with block?
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Roughly yes, and I said it was, but let me now change my mind. I believe the XHTML specification does not allow some elements (including <p> and <h*>) to contain other block elements. Since <div> is a block element, it cannot be contained in <h1>, but a <span> (or any other inline element) with "display:block" is fine.