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Originally Posted by Ripplinger
I experimented with my epub for the heck of it and using the extended plugin where it will send as a kepub to the reader does have the image centered, but only if Justification is set to off (like you have it in first few pics). If I change the justification to left or full, the image is at the left in both instances.
But what's really odd about the conversion to kepub is that the first time I go to any page with an image, the image doesn't show, no matter how long I wait. I have to flip back or ahead a page, then back to the chapter title page, and then the image will appear. But at least they are centered as I said with justification off.
And I'm with you about kepub being an unnecessary extra format that they should just dump.
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I too have experimented with epub to kepub conversion for this title and I too saw how the pictures would not appear when first landing on a page with a picture. Changing the page one forward and then back would result in it finally showing up. I have no idea why it does this but this was the only title I have that ever had this problem.
As for the justification, it does work as intended when it is a converted epub to kepub which is even more baffling as to why the retail kepub version does not work. What code is in their conversion tool that ours does not have? As it would be pretty damning that our user created conversion plugin (for a closed source format) works better than the one Kobo made for a format they created and have the source of.