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Old 03-19-2023, 09:19 AM   #13
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This should never be done in an img tag in ebooks, though OK on a web page:
style="width:100%;"
or
height="373"
src="images/Abra_9781101905050_epub3_010_r1.jpg"
width="284"

1) style="width: etc" in an img tag is a different thing to width="pixels" in an img tag

2) width & height should only be set in CSS, never in the the img tag because some ereader renderers will ignore it.

3) Never set width or height without setting both.

Inline attributes are a poor idea in epub2, epub3 and azw3/KF8

What is the CSS of class="squeeze-epub" ? That could be messing up the images.

Each image that't differently styled should have a class in CSS file.

Some eReader renderers work differently to web pages. The PC viewers are usually using a web browser so will work when epub, kepub, azw3/KFX, mobi/KF7 or KFX on eink fails.
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