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Originally Posted by jackie_w
If only it were that simple  For instance, some color statements may be in there to make hyperlinks blue. I'm not an advocate of mass conversions myself. It may well create more problems than it fixes. Unfortunately some epub creators have a very strange idea about what constitutes sensible css code. I have to wonder whether they've ever read a css manual.
Well the colour will probably be OK until you enter a tunnel |
Speaking of sensible css code, I've always wondered why calibre needs to style each and every paragraph? I exploded (is that the right term?) a couple of epub files converted by calibre, and found that there was inline css for every paragraph.
Now, I am not an expert in html and css, but I did have a semester long course at the university that covered sensible css practices, and one of the things that our professor often mentioned was that css should be kept in a separate file to avoid any future issues with web page display. I imagine the same can be applied to epub design, and I believe I even asked about that somewhere on the calibre forum, but I'm not sure where and whether it was answered.
