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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I've never heard of any program that splits an image. If the image is too larger for the page, it can get moved to the next page or you won't see some of the image as it's off the page for the bit that don't fit.
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No, the image is not too larger for the page, is a half page image. But Foliate (a Linux program), when I use the code to force the image float vertically (so the fragmentation is avoided), it displays the image in the place where it was situated (that is, the image doesn't float) and many time the picture is showed half in page (at the bottom) and half in the next one (at top). For that reason I employ "-webkit-column-break: avoid
!important".
EDIT: Here you have the issue with Foliate (in this case with a full page image) and the right way to be displayed with Readium:
a) The issue with Foliate:
b) Perfectly showed with Readium:
In both cases the fragmentation is avoided (no blank space) but in Foliate the image was splitted.
However I was able to fix that also in Foliate:
