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Quixalicious · 12-08-2011, 02:24 PM

Was this issue ever solved? I'm dealing with a related issue right now, and here's what I believe is going on:
- The Nook Color, from my testing, only seems to respect inline CSS styles for font color. It does not respect color: declarations in rules in an attached stylesheet referenced by class, even when !important is added. It also does not respect <font color=""> attributes.
- It sounds like Calibre converts inline styles to stylesheets. This is generally smart, as it is definitely good to avoid inline styles and stick instead with stylesheets. However, due to this Nook Color issue, it also means you'll need to add inline styles outside of Calibre (so it does not remove them) if you want color to work on the Nook.

Does anyone have any publisher guidelines from B&N for the Nook or Nook Color, or Reader Mobile in general? This issue does not seem to exist in ADE for the PC.

12-08-2011, 02:24 PM	#6
Quixalicious Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2011 Device: Nook Color	Was this issue ever solved? I'm dealing with a related issue right now, and here's what I believe is going on: - The Nook Color, from my testing, only seems to respect inline CSS styles for font color. It does not respect color: declarations in rules in an attached stylesheet referenced by class, even when !important is added. It also does not respect <font color=""> attributes. - It sounds like Calibre converts inline styles to stylesheets. This is generally smart, as it is definitely good to avoid inline styles and stick instead with stylesheets. However, due to this Nook Color issue, it also means you'll need to add inline styles outside of Calibre (so it does not remove them) if you want color to work on the Nook. Does anyone have any publisher guidelines from B&N for the Nook or Nook Color, or Reader Mobile in general? This issue does not seem to exist in ADE for the PC.