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UniversalisPub · 09-05-2009, 09:19 AM

I've used View > Source and not a trace of my CSS makes its way to my browser through Bookworm. It's all in a linked stylesheet but I don't know if that makes a difference.

Thank you for the pointer about undefined styles. They're there in case I want to define CSS for them in the future.

I put in the "<br />" because Adobe Digital Editions insists on indenting every paragraph. I was afraid of using 'text-indent' because I suspected that Stanza would ignore it the way it ignores margins, but I was wrong: Stanza only ignores top and bottom margins, so 'text-indent' does work. (It doesn't in Bookworm, of course, but since Bookworm doesn't indent anyway this is not a problem).

I've uploaded a revised version. If the verse still looks 'weird', could you give me some idea how, and in what software, and on what device?

09-05-2009, 09:19 AM	#3
UniversalisPub Publisher Posts: 8 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2009 Device: none	I've used View > Source and not a trace of my CSS makes its way to my browser through Bookworm. It's all in a linked stylesheet but I don't know if that makes a difference. Thank you for the pointer about undefined styles. They're there in case I want to define CSS for them in the future. I put in the "<br />" because Adobe Digital Editions insists on indenting every paragraph. I was afraid of using 'text-indent' because I suspected that Stanza would ignore it the way it ignores margins, but I was wrong: Stanza only ignores top and bottom margins, so 'text-indent' does work. (It doesn't in Bookworm, of course, but since Bookworm doesn't indent anyway this is not a problem). I've uploaded a revised version. If the verse still looks 'weird', could you give me some idea how, and in what software, and on what device?