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Old 05-12-2013, 04:07 AM   #3
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This is more complicated than it sounds. I have some components of my ebooks that are there purely for readers using a browser. E.g. navigation at the end of a chapter.
There is potentially something that can be done with media queries (although I am no expert in those). Perhaps if you post some sample images/code, others on the forum can give more recommendations.

What is your original book format, HTML? Any specific reason these navigation buttons are essential?

Having the toc.ncx + Links should be able to get you wherever you want in the book.

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I can use CSS display:none; -- but then I'd need to use a different stylesheet for epub than for the web.
If I remember correctly, display:none might not work on some EPUB readers, so the stuff you want hidden might show up anyway.
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