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Originally Posted by mmat1
I've seen others found the solution. Empty element are ignored by most ereaders, i.e. <p></p> will not insert an empty line. This might be a difference to html-transisitional..
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It may be useful to try
this test to check whether empty elements are rendered by a particular reader. For the record, the Orizon (using Adobe) renders empty elements.
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Originally Posted by Man Eating Duck
I had a negative the other day; turns out that ADE 2.0 tries to display ligatures whether the font contains them or not, and Indesign will subset out ligatures whether they are specified in the style or not. Stylistic ligatures like ff, fi,ffi and so on just get stripped out in ADE 2.0, while they display fine on the non-ligature-aware Sony readers.
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I don't understand this... do you mean you are entering the "ff" ligatures
explictly (using the Unicode code points for them)? That's strongly not recommended, you should write "ff" as two separate letters, and let the renderer/font use the ligature if possible and available.
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Originally Posted by ElMiko
And when you say they are "stripped out" does that mean that "æsthetically" will render in ADE 2.0 as "aesthetically" or will it render as "sthetically"?
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There shouldn't be any problem with those letters (originally ligatures, but now full-blown letters); æ, œ, ß, &... should be typed explicitly (what I said above referred to
stylistic ligatures only).