Quote:
Originally Posted by slowsmile
@st_albert...You said that this code, containing % width:
Code:
<p class="center"><img alt="images/image002.jpg" src="../Images/image002.jpg" style="width:77%"/></p>
...Was turned into this code on KF7:
Code:
<p height="0" align="center"> <img alt="images/image002.jpg" src="Images/image00019.jpeg"/> </p>
The most urgent question is -- Did the KF7 display the image correctly(the second version) on a Kindle device in the test above ?
I also know that your second example(with no image dimensions) is exactly how Jutoh codes Kindle ebooks for mobi.
This is highly relevant to our discussion and I'm sorry to have missed it earlier. So does that mean that all you have to do for Kindle is just ensure that you code all ebook image widths as a % value for both KF8s and KF7 devices and they will display correctly? Therefore is there any real need for a new plugin?
I wish I had a KF7 device to test out this theory... |
Willaim:
No. That's not what works. PLEASE believe me when I tell you, if you don't code a physical size for KF7, it will display the image blown up to as near the full-size of the screen as it can. Using % for KF7 *does* *not* *work.*
I don't know what Julian is thinking--possibly, like so many others, that it's more work to do KF7, so he's just ignoring it--but it
does not work. I just tested it, on a KF7.
Hitch