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Old 10-22-2019, 02:23 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by adamslast View Post
It is related cover page structure. I solved it as I explain below:
Open the book in Calibre -> "Edit Book", choose cover or titlepage (depend the book) page, find the line defining the cover picture like:
<image width="1027" height="1499" xlink:href="cover.jpeg"/>
and add style="height:100%; text-align:center;" text after jpeg". It will be:
<image width="1027" height="1499" xlink:href="cover.jpeg" style="height:100%; text-align:center;"/>
Then save and close Edit Book. The new corrected book's cover will be seen in full size on your Kobo.
I'll try something similar to this, thanks.

I wonder if Kobo uses some extremely high dpi setting for images? Sometimes in text I have images that are very small proportional to the page too. But if I load the same epub book elsewhere (say iBooks, Google Play Books etc) they will be a better size, even for screens with higher pixel count than the Kobo.
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