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The < br > command should not add spacing between images. It should simply place the next image immediately below the one above, but it appears to be adding either one or two full spaces, resulting in large gaps in printed output (I'm printing from a web page via Javascript).
You can see the spaces in the attached jpg. The spacing I need to get rid of is marked "Spacing because of the < br >".
(I've added spaces between the < > brackets so that they will display OK on this issue.)
The code for printing each of the images is similar to this:
text = "< center >< image390x490 >" + url + "imgprint_600x600.jpg" + "< br >";
I've tried matching the command to the exact jpg size and also simply using instead of , and I still get the spacing.
Apparently, the < br > is necessary to tell quickprinter that the command is complete.
Does anyone have a solution that would stack the images one on top of the other without the extra spacing?
Thanks
Jimmy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The < br > command should not add spacing between images. It should simply place the next image immediately below the one above, but it appears to be adding either one or two full spaces, resulting in large gaps in printed output (I'm printing from a web page via Javascript).
You can see the spaces in the attached jpg. The spacing I need to get rid of is marked "Spacing because of the < br >".
(I've added spaces between the < > brackets so that they will display OK on this issue.)
The code for printing each of the images is similar to this:
text = "< center >< image390x490 >" + url + "imgprint_600x600.jpg" + "< br >";
I've tried matching the command to the exact jpg size and also simply using instead of , and I still get the spacing.
Apparently, the < br > is necessary to tell quickprinter that the command is complete.
Does anyone have a solution that would stack the images one on top of the other without the extra spacing?
Thanks
Jimmy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: