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Old 09-08-2015, 09:50 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by indieauthor83 View Post
I had hoped there would be something to keep headers with images, but it's good to know it's not just me this is happening to, and that there's no quick-fix. I'm sure e-readers will be used to it, in this case
The only real 100% surefire way to keep the image Headers/Captions with the image is to create a new image with the text inside:

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Although I would not recommend this method at all. The disadvantages heavily outweigh the advantages.

It degrades the quality of the images, doesn't allow the text to scale or be user adjustable, the text can't be tweaked by CSS, isn't readable by text-to-speech, becomes an absolute pain to maintain (in a future device, if you want higher quality images, you have to redo all of the caption work), [...].

The method that I use is wrap the whole thing in a "page-break-inside: avoid", and hope that devices get better compatibility in the future.

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