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Textile and Markdown changes are in the works (Perkin is doing the bulk of the work) to handle CSS.
Look at th htmlz modul in ebooks. oeb2html has a number of classes for handling CSS in different ways. Inlineing the styles is one of them.
Perking and I are planning on using the oeb2html transformed content in Textile and Markdown output. One major reason for using oeb2html is it rewrites links for being relative to a single document which is a necessary step (not currently handled) for the internal links working.
The current parsers for Textile and Markdown are not able to use the stylizer class so Perkin is thinking of using the inline style transform to have all style information accessible. He hasn't committed 100% yet.
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