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Old 10-03-2010, 08:14 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by capidamonte View Post
Add some other tag to your <p> tags.

I'm using <p><abbr>ParagraphContent</abbr></p>.

I add the font styling to abbr and the layout styling to p.

F* Apple.
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I ended up using the <samp></samp> tags. Works a treat for getting at pesky first few words in the first paragraph after a heading to display sans-serif.

So I guess you could use any redundant/not often used tags to compensate for Apple's blatant disregard to the epub standards.
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