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Originally Posted by Japes
I'm curious as to what type of CSS devices are using (such as the PB360 or the new Nook) where these problems are NOT showing up. You can set line spacing and font sizes, and margins on those devices which ALWAYS override any CSS in the epub itself. Clearly there is a way to do this. I'm just not sure of that way.
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Assuming your PB360 works the same as mine, the FBReader application works by completely ignoring ALL CSS. Then it lets you add your preferences for font, size, margins etc.
I guess this may be OK for some books, however, if you have a nicely formatted ePub then FBReader can turn it into something little better than a glorified text file, no centre-, right-alignment, no scene-breaks, no dropcaps... the list is long. It can display epubs but I wouldn't call it an epub reader. The AdobeViewer application works much better. All this is purely my own opinion, of course.
I had been wondering whether the Nook worked in the same way as FBReader? But, as I'm in the UK, I'll probably never get to try one.