Derrick Schultz (he/him)

can you provide any markup samples? I would be interested in playing with this one.

You’re welcome to PR this. I personally found people more likely got confused with the auto-discovery so haven’t implemented it myself. I just pushed an update so that you can...

Yes that script assumes you’re converting a 1024 model. There may be a fix for 256 models here: https://github.com/dvschultz/stylegan2-ada-pytorch/issues/6

latest firmware of the 2nd gen paperwhite. my css: ``` figure { width: 80%; padding: 0 10%; /*just to center the figure*/ } figure img { width: 100%; max-width: 100%...

here’s an image of what it does: 

@teytag the issue isn’t centering. its that the paperwhite doesn’t size the image inside its container correctly. assigning width: 100% to the should make the width 100% of its containing...

not 100% sure why this works but it does: doesn’t work: ``` figure { width: 80%; padding: 0 10%; } figure img { width: 100%; max-width: 100%; } ``` does...

like I said, this is specific to the Kindle Paperwhite. I know how it _should_ work in modern web browsers, but this is a bug for the Paperwhite.

Just guessing, but any chance this is due to the spec being XHTML5 instead of just plain HTML5? XHTML tends to require more verbose declarations. http://www.sitepoint.com/web-foundations/differences-html-xhtml/

iBooks for iPhone has the following widths: 260px in scrolling mode (portrait) 270px in page mode (portrait) 508px in scrolling mode (landscape, iPhone5) 542px in page mode (landscape, iPhone5) iBooks...