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   == Working with Images
   
  -Images that your AsciiDoc document references should be saved in the directory defined in the `imagesdir` attribute, which defaults to the directory of the document.
  -{project-name} will discover all local image references and insert the images into the EPUB3 archive at the same relative path.
  -
  -WARNING: Currently including images only works correctly if you set `imagesdir` to the directory `images` like in the example shown above.
  -This will be fixed in future versions.
  +Images referenced in your AsciiDoc document should be stored in the directory defined by the `imagesdir` attribute.
  +We term this location the images catalog.
  +If this attribute is not set, the images catalog defaults to the directory of the document.
  +{project-name} will discover all local image references and insert those images into the EPUB3 archive at the same relative path.
  +
  +WARNING: {project-name} does not currently discover and package inline images.
  +See issue {uri-issues}/30[#30].
  +
  +=== Default Images
   
   The sample book contains placeholder images for an author avatar and a book cover.
   
  
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  The image is resolved relative to the directory specified in the `imagesdir` attribute, which defaults to the document directory.
  The image can be in any format, though we recommend using PNG or JPG as they are the most portable formats.
  
  WARNING: Currently including images only works correctly if you set `imagesdir` to the directory `images` like in the example shown above.
  This will be fixed in future versions.
  
  IMPORTANT: You should always specify the dimensions of the cover image.
  This ensures the viewer will preserve the aspect ratio if it needs to be scaled to fit the screen.
  If you don't specify a width and height, then the dimensions are assumed to be 1050x1600.
  
  == About the Theme
  
  
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  Ereaders have different image resolution and file size limits regarding a book's cover.
  Kindle covers tend to be 1050x1600 (16:9 resolution), which is the size of the sample cover provided with {project-name}.
  To ensure your cover displays correctly, you'll want to review the documentation or publisher guidelines for the reading platform you're targeting.
  
  WARNING: We've found that if the book cover is more than 1600px on any side, Aldiko will not render it and may even crash.
  
  