On Sunday, June 14, 2020 at 6:15:47 PM UTC-4, Chris Jones wrote:
>
> I have an image meant to be fit exactly one page (or should I say
> screenful) that I would like the e-reading application to resize
> automatically to the size of the e-reader's screen while preserving aspect
> ration as is already done with the cover image.
>
> The image can be a png, jpeg, or svg (the png and jpeg are generated from
> the svg, itself created initially under latex as a pdf and converted to svg
> via inkscape).
>
> The svg file displays correctly under firefox and can be resized with no
> visible loss of crispness & resolution.
>
> Is there any way to do this currently in pandoc?
>
> Thanks,
>
> CJ
>
**Update**
I thought I'd experiment a little and use some "raw
latex":
| # Planche
7
|
|
|
This html snippet below the #h1 markdown title works as expected when I
manaually create the epub: the pl7.jpg image is automatically sized to the
full size of a 4:3 screen (by most ereader
software).
But when I run a "pandoc md/snippet.md -o snippet.epub" command or such the
ensuing epubcheck complains about not finding pl7.jpg in the epub. A quick
look inside the epub reveals that the jpeg image is not referenced in the
EPUB/content.opf (the "manifest", I believe they call it...) and that
pandoc did not
In effect it looks as if pandoc silently ignores the contents of the
tag.
Is this the expected
behaviour?
If so what would be the recommended
workaround¹?
Thanks,
CJ
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