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Old 07-13-2023, 12:24 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by z537815 View Post
It's all for myself. I started doing this - or at least, trying to do it - when I found that ADE didn't properly display several pictures in the book. They kind of "disappear" at the bottom of the page, and I cannot scroll down then to see the rest.

So I'm trying to get the (pretty large) picture and its caption onto a separate page. I thought that framing the <IMG and its <FIGCAPTION with <FIGURE this way, would allow me to do it. But - according to ADE - I do manage that with the <IMG (it gets onto a new page) but the <FIGCAPTION doesn't.

The <IMG occupies the whole page (top to bottom) and the caption is displayed on the next page.
This may or may not work for what you are after, as you have to either have the image at the top of the XHTML file or in its own separate XHTML file. But you can play with it, see if it suits your needs or not.

https://github.com/jstallent/ImagesSingleFile
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