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Originally Posted by RbnJrg
In my last epub, I don't include any width or height inside the <img> tag. While you give the size of the image in the epub, inside the <img> tag, I give the size with css styles, so is not the same  .
In Kobo? What about Google Books? Because my second code only use a measure, the width, and in percentage. If that works fine under Google Books, just make two epubs, one for Google and the others ereaders and one for Kobo, with normal code and specifying only the width (in %) and height: auto (all that with css styles) being the images included with the first method. |
Yeah in Google Books it was fine! But I don’t see how making multiple files could be viable for us as it would be complicated for our clients and also from what I know, the main platform where most of our clients send the ePubs takes only one single file, independently of whatever the readers use. So I think that we really need one single file that is compatible for everything. Hence the headache
