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Old 06-04-2013, 04:57 PM   #1
Kasper Hviid
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How simple should I make the CSS?

It is my experience that whatever .epub I design will breaks a lot - images aren't displayed, fonts don't work, even a simple thing as italic text tends to break. And that is just on my own Kobo.

One thing I consider is to keep everything so simple that it cannot break - like typing in actual uppercase instead of using text-transform: uppercase;. Or use manual indenting instead of h2 + p { text-indent:0; }

But how far should I go? Is there any way of telling what CSS I can expect to be implemented on most readers?
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