When an image taller than the height of a page is placed as the first child of a block (an element with a background and/or border), the converter leaves behind an empty page at the start of the block. This happens because the converter advances the page in order to give the image the most amount of space it can to fit. However, the image already had the most amount of space it could have under the circumstances. As a result, the converter skips a perfectly good page, which is not what the reader expects to see.

This issue has a dependency on #2003 (resolved).