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Originally Posted by Adjust
I think you overestimating what InDesign is capable of...
ID is only the First step and long list of processes. You have to dumb down the InDesign file as much as you can, take out nested styles, apply character style to everything...etc etc.
Then do all your formatting by editing the CSS. (I use dreamweaver) all you are really hoping for is that ID brings accross the styles, which you can then manipulate in your CSS...
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Yes well aware of it's shortcomings and now mine trying to wrangle the CSS back into shape. I'm primarily a print designer so am now trying to get the CSS stuff embedded in the brain.
Did find that for some reason the CSS on the span code was reducing the size of the font so was able to fix that, but now I'm finding that the page breaks haven't shown up where they were supposed to so trying to get that all straighten out.