Quote:
Originally Posted by theducks
That looks a little odd, but valid I will assume the source layout was the same
2 blank lines (the br)
the image with CSS properties of calibre4
2 blank lines
Personally, if I was coding I would just use padding: 2em 0; in calibre4
alt="Map of..." would be a better Alt tag, but there is no way Calibre can guess the image contents
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There were two blank lines to give space between the image and the text above and below it, I found without them that the text got too close. I will give you idea a try and see how it goes.
Quote:
Originally Posted by gbm
Use this:
Code:
<div="calibre2"/><img src="images/map.jpeg" alt="****" class="calibre4"/></div>
Then fix your line spacing in the css style sheet.
I have found that using two <br /> causes problems with images.
bernie |
I'll give this a try as well if the previous posters idea doesn't give me the visual look I need. Thank you both!
EDIT: I have tried both methods, and whilst both stop the image being cloned onto the following page (page 6) it creates new problems.
Method 1 (theducks) makes the glitch reappear again with the same problem on ALL pages from 7 to 15.
Method 2 (gbm) oddly makes all pages after page 6 inaccessible.
With both everything looks normal on Calibre, but when on the Nook it all looks wrong.