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stumped · 06-17-2020, 03:59 PM

Not sure what forum to ask this in ,as there isn't one dedicated to the moon reader app...

I have noticed that with some books rendered in moon, a small image , like a twiddly scene break image, or a start of chapter image gets enormously resized. So much so that in some cases, reading 2 page landscape, the image disappears as it will not fit a page. ( Rotating device to portrait reveals the. Now-huge image

E.g. a scene break image which is supposed to be say just 2 lines deep becomes as big as half a screen .

I am asking if anyone knows the exact trigger for such resizing. I suspect it comes from having an attribute of "auto" in the relevant src CSS.

I would like a simple way to zap it away or to substitute a new property that forces such images to say small, like they do in most other renderers ( a book with a problematic images in moon will look fine on a kindle or a kobo - it is a quirk or bug in how moon does stuff )

If someone has already studied this , it will save me much trial and error.. it's only in a small percentage of books but is most annoying when it happens.

06-17-2020, 03:59 PM	#1
stumped Wizard Posts: 3,305 Karma: 10259306 Join Date: May 2016 Device: kobo forma, Kobo Libra, Huawei media Tab, fire HD10, PW3 HDX8.9,	Moon reader image size question, stuff gets enlarged Not sure what forum to ask this in ,as there isn't one dedicated to the moon reader app... I have noticed that with some books rendered in moon, a small image , like a twiddly scene break image, or a start of chapter image gets enormously resized. So much so that in some cases, reading 2 page landscape, the image disappears as it will not fit a page. ( Rotating device to portrait reveals the. Now-huge image E.g. a scene break image which is supposed to be say just 2 lines deep becomes as big as half a screen . I am asking if anyone knows the exact trigger for such resizing. I suspect it comes from having an attribute of "auto" in the relevant src CSS. I would like a simple way to zap it away or to substitute a new property that forces such images to say small, like they do in most other renderers ( a book with a problematic images in moon will look fine on a kindle or a kobo - it is a quirk or bug in how moon does stuff ) If someone has already studied this , it will save me much trial and error.. it's only in a small percentage of books but is most annoying when it happens.