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Old 08-22-2017, 05:31 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
There is a way to do it. But the problem is that with different screen resolutions and screen sizes, it won't work across the different screen sizes/resolutions. The solution is screen specific. You can use negative margins. The problem is that you have the low res Kindle, the DX, the PW1, the PW3 and all need different negative margin sizes.
Not if you make it fixed layout, A.K.A properly. You can have it fill the screen and maintain aspect ratio even on different screen resolutions. It just upscales or downscales the content depending on the screen size. This at least should work with epub3 and most likely KF8.

EDIT: Looking further it doesn't seem like anybody really supports this. All you should have to do is add a viewport to the header the size of content but it seems like this only works on books that are specified as being entirely fixed layout. You can't have fixed layout pages and reflowable pages at the same time it seems on Kindle's or Kobos at least.

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