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Old 03-08-2016, 04:50 AM   #8
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This is not so simple: too big images could be a problem in slow ereaders (my old cybook freezes if the images are >400k); too low quality images show artifacts on HD ppi screen... the only way to have perfect images ever could be SVG format, but the SVG support is not so good (and oblivious not all the images could be SVG).

Anyway, the right way to handle images, is put the image in a parent (like a div, ora a span for inline images), give to the parent the width in % we need and give to the child image width 100%.
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