Thanks for the info. It's helpful. I've got all kinds of different images (full page, chapter headings, inline, etc.). Oh, well, I've got nothing else to do during the lockdown, so I guess I'll take a look. If my reader's software can deal with percentages (which it has in the past), maybe I'll just use Calibre's Paged Mode. I'm just worried that percentages will be handled differently for all devices from now on, which would force me to edit forty billion CSS files. Ugh, ugh, ugh. Thanks again for the info.
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Originally Posted by Brett Merkey
Percentages are fine but are calculated based on tag parent size. The vh and vw units are calculated based on the device view box size. Usually a subtle difference but sometimes important.
First, test to see if the unit change solves the problem you complained of — and then figure out the next step.
On my own Windows 10 test machine, I found that the unit change did not solve the problem. This involved chapter heading images placed thru the CSS file. If your images were placed more conventionally, Kovid's suggestion might work for you.
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