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Originally Posted by Gregg Bell
Thanks Hitch. Couldn't find the thread (was surprised though that you were arguing with someone.  ) I did find this one though https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=288294 and I read it. It was a little scary at first, doing all that it does. I start with .odt and turn it into an .html so that's what I'd be starting with. I did see this in his Cleanup Options:
But I didn't see anything about fallback stuff (specific pixel sizes) for the KF7.
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Took me a while to find it--this is the thread:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=289277 There's some unnecessary heat because there was a lack of understanding, on the part of one of the posters, about whether certain devices were KF7 or KF8. After banging my head against the wall for a while,I lost my sense of humor about it.
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btw I really like the % stuff the guys were sharing. But could they all be letting their images display improperly in KF7?
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Well, if the image is a large one, and intended to display the full-width of the screen, then they don't need to use px. However, if they have an image, let's say it's 1000px wide, and they only want it to display at, say...IDK, 40% of the width of the screen, and they use %, it will display at 40% on the KF8s--but it will be full-screen on the KF7s, period.
KF7 does not recognize % in image sizes, or in the CSS for images. You have to do fallback coding that sets the image size in px, period, or it will display as large as it can/as large as it is.
Hitch