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Old 06-10-2025, 05:59 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by ElMiko View Post
Thank you, RbnJrg.

FWIW, I suspect that the non-cover, full page images I'm dealing with may often behave somewhat similarly to cover images in that I tend to place them either at the end or beginning of a chapter as a separate html file to avoid sudden gaps in the text.

Also, in your example
Code:
<div class="wrapper">
   <svg...><image.../></svg>
</div>
does the unspecified styling in the <svg> tag have to include the specific pixel height and width of the image? Or can the aspect ratio be preserved without going through the trouble of looking up the true dimensions of each individual image (again, this is in reference to portrait mode images).
If using an unnecessary (IMHO) SVG wrapper, you do need the dimensions of the image because of some software that needs it.

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