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Originally Posted by jhowell
I tried the EPUBs in post #17 in Amazon's Kindle Previewer to see how they would look. Both performed the same.
The image was displayed (large within the page margins) on one page and the caption by itself at the bottom of the next page. Conversion for Enhanced Typesetting failed due to code that does not meet the Amazon Kindle Publishing Guidelines, meaning that a book published with that code would be missing many of the newer Kindle reading features. |
First at all, Amazon doesn't support css3 and html5. So some tags (figure, figcaption) are not recognized. For that way the caption is not well displayed (if you read one of my previous posts I say that). But the valuable here is the way used to display the image inside a svg wrapper. So far it was necessary to include in the ViewBox the width and height of the image in px; the same inside the tag <image>. Now are used only percentages and the image.is showed fine. The issue with the caption is a minor one for me; I can handle that to get the caption always together with the image. And right know the image is well displayed in ADE, Readium, Azardi, Google Books, Kobo, Kindle, Sigil and Calibre. What you say about kfx is already known; if in your ebook you include any svg image or wrapper then you can't have enhanced typesetting. But Amazon does support svg images and svg wrappers.