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Originally Posted by Hitch
For the love of heaven, people...
The Nook (or ADE, etc.) thought that the ".em" was a new STYLE.
That's all. Just like any other class style decoration that starts with a "."
That's it, no big mystery. It would have ignored everything after that as being malformed because the ending brackets were missing from the previous style (if you try reading this line-by-line, as a device would) and the opening brackets were missing from "style .em"
That's all. The return, occuring before the ".," caused the ruckus.
Hitch
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exactly. always a good idea to check css manually, btw