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Old 12-24-2014, 06:21 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by blutuu View Post
I just used a fixed height and width (one's that worked for me) for each page. It works like a charm for each platform I tested.
Yes, that solution is similar to what I posted here:

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...9&postcount=14

As I said in that post, that solution would work for any plataform if your images are all of the same size. However, take care if there is an image of -let's say- 737 x 300px. In that case image won't be centered on your screen (and that was your first goal ) And also take in count that several eraders (Kindle among them) don't support "max-width" and "max-height" properties; another question is that maybe in ereaders of 5" things could not work by setting a body of 737 x 537px. And also I suppose -for the size you give to your <body> tags- that you are expecting your ebook will be read in landscape mode; what about if a lector want to read the ebook in portrait mode (in a tablet of 10" for example)? How does your epub look in portrait mode? Are images centered on the screen?

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