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Old 07-18-2020, 08:16 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by AlwaysNew View Post
OK, now I'm getting more confused. All I'm trying to do is get a logo to appear on the title page of my book, centered on the page below the author name. It needs to appear about a half inch square on any device, whether it's a Paperwhite or a Kindle Fire.

Should I have more than one version? or use CSS to display it at varying sizes for each screen??
The problem is that there are devices with different size screens. eInk at 5", 6", 6.8", 7", 7.8" 8", 9.7", 10.3", and 13.3" with varying resolutions and then there are LCD tablets at different sizes, 5", 7", 7.8", 9.7", 10.5", 12.5", and other sizes.. You cannot get your image to do what you want. The best solution given the size of the image is to just center it where you want and forget reducing the size. Making it even smaller is not a good idea as it will then be even more difficult to see it as it will be too small.
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