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Originally Posted by Notjohn
I always put the image in a section/file of its own. If the image is horizontal, I generally include a caption in the same section, but there's certainly no requirement that it be done that way.
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That it works. Of that way one will be sure that no text will be before or after the picture (unless one uses a caption as you say, but this is a choice).
However, with that method, still remains the problem of the vertical position of the image (the width will be 100% so no problem with the horizontal position). By using the image as background, you can control that position with the property "background-position". With the value "center center" (or 50% 50%) you can set it exactly in the center (or wherever you want by using percentages). And with the property "background-size" with the value "contain" you'll be sure that the image will have the bigger size possible.
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I've never experienced a blank page after, or especially before, an image. Wouldn't that only come about if there were some hidden formatting or a substantial demand for margin-bottom in the division style?
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As you, I also never experienced a blank page before an image, but I think that could be some issue with "padding-bottom" in the division style previous to the new .xhtml file with the image.
Regards
Rubén