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Originally Posted by enuddleyarbl
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" preserveAspectRatio="xMidYMin"[...]
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Try:
preserveAspectRatio="
xMidYMid meet"
See if that fixes your Kobo rendering issue.
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Originally Posted by enuddleyarbl
Oh oh. I haven't researched it properly yet. But, I just blindly grabbed some stuff out of a book I was editing [...]
Could you point me to somewhere talking about why width="100%" is badness? There's a lot of stuff in that css I grabbed that I haven't researched yet.
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Are you trying to create a cover?
Or are you trying to do a "full-page image"... like a giant chart/graph?
If a cover:
Back in 2018, I showed why HTML "width=100%" and/or "height=100%" distorts
especially when you turn your device landscape:
If you're trying to get a "full-paged image", it depends on the case and what you're trying to accomplish.
See a lot of my discussion of what to look out for in:
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If you want more info on SVGs specifically...
RbnJrg has written a lot about SVGs + SVG Wrappers:
or you can type this in your favorite search engine to find even more topics/examples:
Code:
SVG RbnJrg site:mobileread.com
SVG Tex2002ans site:mobileread.com
But let it be known:
Amazon devices don't like SVG.
So if you're going the SVG route, this solution would be an EPUB-only thing.
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Originally Posted by philm
Actually, having "ebook3.epub" AND a copy renamed "ebook3.kepub.epub" on the same device, Kobo didn't see the second as a "KOBO epub" but as a simple epub despite its name. Deleting the first one "forced" the device to see it as a KOBO epub.
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Thanks for that info. I had a similarly odd thing back on my original Nook. When 2 books had the same UUID/metadata, the Nook wouldn't recognize the "new" file.
So sometimes I would have to:
- Delete both files.
- Reset device.
- Plug back in device.
- Transfer file/s back.
That would usually get the version I wanted working again.
