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The Fighting Fantasy novels sometimes uses images to go along with passages, sometimes just to spruce the page up a little (as it appears).
It would be nice to have a bit more control of image placement in AsciiHero to associate an image with a segment (so that it always appears at least on the same page or spread).
In some cases, it uses the entire verso page to show an image related to the segment on recto, sometimes with a caption denoting that segment.
I wonder if it's possible to have this much control on image floats in Paged.js.
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In conclusion, Paged.js might not be appropriate for the more advanced styling and instead we might want to look at other tools later it we think it's worth investing time in.
Vivliostyle is mentioned by Paged.js as having a good implementation.
It might be interesting to browse PrintCSS to learn more about the current landscape.
The Fighting Fantasy novels sometimes uses images to go along with passages, sometimes just to spruce the page up a little (as it appears).
It would be nice to have a bit more control of image placement in AsciiHero to associate an image with a segment (so that it always appears at least on the same page or spread).
In some cases, it uses the entire verso page to show an image related to the segment on recto, sometimes with a caption denoting that segment.
I wonder if it's possible to have this much control on image floats in Paged.js.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: