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Old 01-04-2013, 06:18 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by tshering View Post
@jackie_w,

I see. I am trying to avoid embedded fonts for size concerns, since I have many small epubs with the same fonts.
Would be nice if there were a way to use alternative style sheets for different devices, and also if the user could choose between different style sheets.
One of the biggest weaknesses of CSS is the lack of decision making processes in the definition files.

I really want to be to say something like: .class {font: (if font is sans-serif then serif else sans-serif} or .class {text-indent: text-indent/2}

This would allow for the internal formatting of a book to be maintained when the device allows things like font setting, margins, etc.
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