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Originally Posted by Patricius
However, for the epubs converted by calibre, every images seem to have their own classes .calibre_%d, which makes it harder to adjust image size by group.
Is There an option which stops calibre from doing this?
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I think that is part of the CSS 'flattening' that Calibre does whenever it converts/creates an epub, it can cause other problems too such as preventing line spacing and other adjustment sliders working. Unfortunately there is no option to turn it off.
If you are going to load the books as kepubs then you might be able to make use of the
!important modifier: The KEPUB and EPUB readers treat !important differently, in kepubs something like
img {width:100% !important;} will override the width property of all subclasses of img, whereas in epubs it seems only to override img itself.