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Originally Posted by Hadrien
OK. We had to deal with all the .ncx, container files, mimetype etc... But for CSS we're not doing fancy stuff yet: we keep the same stylesheets for every book, and every book is divided the same way into parts/chapters/sections/text.
I'd like to add hyphenation and real footnotes (in the footer, not a link) in our books, but I haven't found any real solution for this yet.
Right now, I'm working on producing epub files using RSS feeds...
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Yes, footnotes need further investigation. I haven't tried doing footnotes yet, but was trying something similar, which didn't work. I wanted to use CSS to provide a popup window that gave you a definition when you either hovered or clicked on a particular word. It worked great on a web browser, but not in Digital Editions. After reading the OPS spec more carefully, I discovered that "position" and "z-index" are allowed, but not required in the OPS spec. It is a shame that they left these out, as doing word lookup and even popup footnotes could easily be done this way.