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If I can't write <p style='text-indent:.3in'> in a file intended as an epub, I will of course substitute <p> for the thousand or so iterations of that indent. But how do I then define the <p> in the stylesheet?
.p { text-indent:.3in; } ? (Sorry, never paid much attention to stylesheets before!) |
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p { text-indent: 0.3in; }
(note no dot) styles all <p> tags p.noindent { text-indent: 0; } styles only <p> tags with a "noindent" class, i.e., <p class="noindent"> |
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I'd like to hit upon a tag that works easily both for Kindle and for epub. Can I just substitute <p width='.3in'> or something similar? That would be a simple switch. Thanks! Glad I found this forum. It's not so easy, making the conversion from Kindle to epub. |
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Well, AFAICS FBReader doesn't ignore all CSS rules. In fact I sometimes have to edit an epub to comment out some css rules so that I can control them on the fly from FBReader's settings (e.g. paragraph space before/after, line height.. etc).
FWIW I am running the latest svn snapshot of FBReader. |
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Why not? It does work. The horizontal rule shows up in both Calibre's viewer and on my iPod Touch. Or are you simply saying it's not standard and could possibly cause issues with the epub file in the future? I do not know coding which is why I like Sigil's wysiwig interface as well as the simple solution for a horizontal rule. |
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Enhance the STYLE comment with the hr command, like this: <style type="text/css"> hr {width:35%} </style> (you will probably see more statments there) If you do that you can just use <hr /> in your documents, and everything is valid. |
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hr.ch{ /* text-align: center; */ color: black; background-color: black; width: 25%; height: 5px; border: 0 } note I defined a HR class of ch /*chapter head */ <hr class-"ch" /> that allows for other uses of HR with different attributes Also not that you can not center(or other alignment) a HR in (buggy)ADE this way :( You need to wrap the in a centered <div class+"centered"> <hr /> </div> |
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Okay, FBReader ignores nearly all CSS. What it doesn't do is present a document largely as it has been styled. Whatever it does obey is probably just a way to annoy those people who aren't annoyed enough by what it ignores. |
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theducks, thanks for the clarification and the code. That's easier.
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Also not true. FBReader is one of the viewers I use regularly to check my work. I use stylesheets for all my styling (even the stuff Sigil puts in headers eventually gets moved to a stylesheet), and FBReader adequately displays almost everything I do. No it doesn't support the full CSS spec, but I've yet to find a viewer that does (save for Ibis or Bookworm, but those are online apps).
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