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Originally Posted by GrannyGrump
@ Dion --- now, BE CAREFUL with that phrase "fill the screen". People say that all the time, but they never stop to explain --- your image will fill the screen in the *longest dimension*. It will NOT fill the screen all the way around, to all four edges, UNLESS the image just *happens* to be the exact same aspect ratio as the device screen. Otherwise, you will have, for example, white borders along the sides if the image is tall and narrow.
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Thanks for the clarification - you are, of course, correct. To fix the white border - sorta - I add a "background-color:black" to the <body>. Most covers look better with a black border than a white border but you can change that color to best compliment the cover. In those cases I import the image into photoshop where I can use the eyedropper to get the RGB values of the best color and then use "background-color:RGB(x,x,x)". Of course, this all relies on the device honoring the inline style and supporting color...