Thread: Where to put userStyle.css?
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Old 03-02-2013, 10:23 PM   #7
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 2bits View Post
If the userStyle.css is meant to modify
"browser" display characteristics
(not ebook display), in linux
browsers place the user css file
in different locations depending
on the browser.
Because of where Geoff found the reference and the others nearby in the executable, the UserStyle.css is more likely to be used by the epub or kepub readers.

@Geoff: What are you putting in the file? You might need to put "!important" on the styles to make sure they override those elsewhere.
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