Thread: Tables: what is the best way to render them on ebooks?
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Old 12-21-2019, 04:33 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
Anddddd...what is Hitch gonna say? (WWHD?)

SVG does not work for older Kindle devices, so if you go that route, you gotta use JPG or PNG or GIF tables as the fallbacks, with hidden.
I don't dispute that either. My comment aimed about how to generate a svg table, in case of the OP would want to use them. If the user wants a "ring to rule all rings", an only solution for all kind of devices, he should use an image (I go with a .png or .gif). since K1 doesn't support tables.
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