Quote:
Originally Posted by azimuth
For BookFusion, what part of the code do you suspect is effecting it's landscape mode?
|
This part of the code:
Code:
position: absolute;
top: 0;
right: 0;
bottom: 0;
left: 0;
margin: auto;
border: 0;
With that code you are forcing the image to take a full width and a full height (but honoring its proportion). And in fact, the image does that in BookFusion. I think the issue is originated by the way the ereader computes the width in landscape mode. The vast majority of readers use multicolumn CSS to display an epub in paginated mode and here BookFusion is taking the width of two columns.
Quote:
Could "@supports" possibly resolve it ?
|
I don't think so. Those properties are from CSS2 (so, even ADE Legacy supports them). If you, to show a cover, use a simple svg wrapper, the cover (in BookFusion) is displayed totally but aligned to the left, so very probably BookFusion is still taking a width of two columns (in landscape mode) but we can't see it because of the image alignment. If my hypothesis is correct, perhaps (I'm not sure) a solution can be achieved by using the "column-span: none" and/or "column-fill: auto" properties.