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@Hitch...I've been thinking about your Voyager problem -- where any images that are defined over 50% immediately blow up to 100% for no apparent reason.

And you're probably not going to like my possible solution to the above problem. My suggestion is that you could use the !important modifier to override any funnies that are beiing caused by the Voyager's firmware. In other words the Kindle overrides on Voyager will no longer be able to change your values.

You could program your Voyager image like this:

<p class="image-style"><img alt="" src="../Images/image001.jpg" class="imgsize1"/></p>

Then define the class in the CSS like this:

.imgsize1  {
width: 60% !important;
height: auto !important;
}

The above declaration will be a higher priority than any Kindle override and should technically work.

I know you don't like the above solution, but -- hey -- if you have no other solution then I would use it. Worth a try FWIW.