Images look terrible!

[fluoresce]

Thanks for the help, guys!

I want my ebook to be compatible with as many devices and applications as possible (Kindle, ADE, Nook, etc.). What is the ideal image size and PPI to ensure maximal compatibility?

[DaleDe]

Originally Posted by RbnJrg

You can avoid that tables would break on small screens under ADE. So, if your tables, not images of tables, would look ok in ADE, you can get the tables won't break by adding in your .css stylesheet the following:

tr {
    page-break-after: avoid;
}

Take in count that the property page-break-after: avoid; only will work with ADE (with RMSDK, not webkit). Besides, if your tables have many rows, very probably each table will be displayed in a new page.

Regards
Rubén

If the cell is too big to fit on a page, The table just displays on the first page and all the rest are lost, with or without the CSS entry. Better implementations are available such as iBooks which will allow you to click and allows scrolling of the cells.

Dale

[RbnJrg]

Originally Posted by DaleDe

If the cell is too big to fit on a page, The table just displays on the first page and all the rest are lost, with or without the CSS entry. Better implementations are available such as iBooks which will allow you to click and allows scrolling of the cells.

Dale

Yes, that's true, you're right. For that reason I wrote "... if your tables, not images of tables, would look ok in ADE...". The idea of using

tr {page-break-after: avoid;}

only is valid if the size of the rows are "more or less normal". And for very big tables, the best bet is to use an image (I had very good results with SVG images of tables).

Rubén