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Originally Posted by elibrarian
ADE doesn't support pseudo elements, and in version 1.0 it didn't support "justify" either. Coolreader only supports a subset of the CSS spec. and AFAIK pseudo elements is not among the supported tags.
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Just to clarify:
The
ePub spec requires support of a subset of CSS. Among those elements that are required are the pseudo elements: :first-letter and :first-line
ADE does not fully support the
ePub spec because it does not support those pseudo elements - and any reader/app based on ADE does not support them.
Other, newer, readers/apps - which are not based on ADE - will probably support them. Also, any reader/app that supports ePub3 will probably definitely maybe support them!
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Originally Posted by elibrarian
So there is no way you'll get away with making first-letter formatting this way - you'll have to use span's, as others have pointed out.
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Again, ask yourself if this is for commercial or private use.
- If private, then you can definitely use the pseudo elements - just use a reader/app that supports them. I do it all the time and it works fine, but I read using the Marvin app on iPad and ePubReader Firefox plugin for PC.
- If it's for commercial use then +1 to using the spans.