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Originally Posted by Turtle91
This does work for both as long as the ePub2 supports display:table, which I'm pretty sure they all do. If it is an ePub3 only reader, then you could use display:flex for a cleaner, more elegant, solution.
Yes, sometimes that is easier...especially if there are a lot of graphic elements on the title page. If there are only a few graphics, like a publisher logo, then it is cleaner to just use text and insert the image as we have here. It reduces the ePub file size without needing another hi-res image and the text itself will be very clean no matter the display size.
edit: corrected ePub3 to ePub2
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If this is for an eBook for sale, then you have to use what works for ePub2 and ePub3.