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Old 06-28-2013, 11:10 AM   #2
iain robinson
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Think I have solved this myself. For posterity, the solutions to my two issues;
  1. Indesign was putting the img tag within a <p>, and by default paragraphs come with some padding. To fix it I just put in my CSS files that the <p> class in question should have no padding. Job done.
  2. Came across the solution to the iTunes cover problem when messing around with the cover file for the issue above. Basically I found that I had to remove the ampersand from the image file name (and also from wherever it was referred to - that didn't seem 100% consistent, which was perhaps part of the problem) and also reduce the physical dimensions of the image. I reduced it to 600x860px and it worked, but I haven't experimented to see what the acceptable ranges are.

Have a good weekend everyone!
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