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Old 04-27-2010, 12:45 PM   #1
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Page or Body?

I'm trying to create a standard CSS file that I can import into my epub files. This file will contain all the standard content that I would need for most of my epub files. If the epub need any specific css code, I can always add it later.

One area that I'm not certain about is the use of "body" and "page".

What is the difference between body and page?

What things should I have placed in the body tag and what in page?

For the body tag I would have it in CSS like:

Code:
body {element1:x; element2:y;}
What is the correct syntax for page?

Any help would be most appreciated.
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