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roger64 · 08-05-2017, 06:44 AM

Hi

It happens I may have to tune some image display. The easiest and quickest way -for me- is to use an inline style written within the img tag because it has the highest priority and so I do not have to fiddle with the css stylesheet. I just insert:

Code:

style="width:xx%;"

One example can be one image 400px wide that I wish to display with a 100% width.

This is sufficient with, say Koreader or Prince PDF to obtain the required display. However, I remarked that the Calibre viewer requires an additional height information, if not the image can be distorted. I managed to get a good result, adding the height:auto parameter.

Code:

style="width:xx%;height:auto;"

As this height:auto parameter is usually not required for other reading software, would it be possible for the viewer, if it's missing, to use it as a default ?

08-05-2017, 06:44 AM	#1
roger64 Wizard Posts: 2,625 Karma: 3120635 Join Date: Jan 2009 Device: Kindle PW3 (wifi)	About image display in viewer Hi It happens I may have to tune some image display. The easiest and quickest way -for me- is to use an inline style written within the img tag because it has the highest priority and so I do not have to fiddle with the css stylesheet. I just insert: Code: style="width:xx%;" One example can be one image 400px wide that I wish to display with a 100% width. This is sufficient with, say Koreader or Prince PDF to obtain the required display. However, I remarked that the Calibre viewer requires an additional height information, if not the image can be distorted. I managed to get a good result, adding the height:auto parameter. Code: style="width:xx%;height:auto;" As this height:auto parameter is usually not required for other reading software, would it be possible for the viewer, if it's missing, to use it as a default ? Last edited by roger64; 08-05-2017 at 06:48 AM.