Thread: Reviewing Sigil edits in Reader software
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Old 07-16-2012, 03:45 PM   #1
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Reviewing Sigil edits in Reader software
After making changes in an epub and deciding it is finished, the acid test is to read it in the Reader software to make sure everything looks good.

I bought an epub (from B&N for the first time) which did not have DRM and as I normally do when the formatting is not as I like it, I edited the epub, and especially the CSS, to get paragraph spacing and indentation as desired.

The epub looks great in Sigil BV but once I import it into either Adobe Digital Editions or Reader software, the epub looks like the CSS has no effect and the defaults are being used.

I have compared this epub to numerous others I have changed and cannot see a difference which would cause this. Any ideas? Or questions which might get me on the right track.
--MH
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