[Karellen]

Originally Posted by Quoth

Yes, I use css, not the HTML. The HTML img tag has the css class. Some examples:

.pic_half {
  padding-top: 3pt;
  height: auto;
  width: 50%
}

.pic_small {
  padding-left: 3pt;
  padding-right: 3pt;
  padding-top: 3pt;
  height: 80px;
  width: auto
}

.pic_wide {
  padding-top: 3pt;
  height: auto;
  width: 75%
}

Several pic_small can be on same line, hence L & R padding.
pic_half and pic_wide are intended for single images per paragraph.
I don't put text in the same paragraph.

Thanks @Quoth. I haven't tried controlling the sizing of the image via css as I thought that was what the width: & height: were for. I would use something like this...

PHP Code:

<p class="centre"><img alt="Simon and Schuster logo" src="images/Simon___Schuster.png" width="65" height="100"/></p> 


and then adjust width+height to my sizing, ensuring the aspect ration is maintained.

I'll try your css for my next ebook. Do you still use the inline width/height? IIRC it is still required?

Thanks