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Old 03-18-2010, 11:15 PM   #1630
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Originally Posted by ziegl027 View Post
I remain eternally grateful, and don't know if the issue is something with me/my device, or that today was Sundays, but the comics are clipped off on the right hand side . Tried changing the orientation and they are bigger, and still clipped off. Will try again tomorrow to see if the dailies fare better!
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Originally Posted by Starson17 View Post
One of the readers is very easy to use, and my wife would like to be able to read the comics with that reader, but it's the one that cuts off the right. Can you, or anyone else, guide me towards how I might customize the recipe to help avoid cutting off the comics on the right. Was a CSS change made to help with this problem on the SONY? I know extra CSS can be added to a recipe.
To fix this first I changed my output profile to the Sony 300. This did help, a sliver was still chopped off but it was readable.

I then decided to add
Code:
img {max-width:100%;}
to the css I use for my PRS-505 and it works! It keeps the comics from exceeding the screen width.

You ought to be able to add this code to the extra css area under preferences - conversion - look & feel - extra css and prevent any images from exceeding the width of the screen.

So changing the profile to Sony 300 helped a little but adding the code to the css was a complete solution for any output profile selected.

Update: I created a css just for my comics by adding in
Code:
img {max-width:100%; min-width:100%;}
this way the single pane comics end up full screen. I might drop the minimum width a bit as I refine it, but I do like the single pane comics being large.

The minimum width setting would screw up many books so for the most part it is limited to comics.

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