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Old 07-29-2013, 02:42 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by PatNY View Post
Alex, the versions of Bluefire for iOS and android are different, and if your epub works on the iOS one, it doesn't necessarily mean it will work on the android version.

The Sony reader app for android is not a widely used app. It could very well be that it is simply not rendering the epub correctly. Can you have your beta tester load up at least 3 of the popular android reader apps on his device? They are free and available through the Google Play store. Not sure what device he has, but almost all android phones/tablets have access to Google Play. I would suggest he load up at least Mantano, Aldiko and Cool Reader. If your epub reads correctly on those apps + ADE on your PC, then I would say the problem is with the Sony reader app.

What Graycyn said seems like good advice -- if it works in ADE, it should work in most of the android reading apps.

I believe the bluestacks application is for all android apps, not just games.

--Pat
Didn't know that about Bluefire, I do know that it seems to do fine with my validated and ADE tested books in the Android version, but I don't have any iDevice to test on sadly.

I would agree that the Sony app is not that widely used and there is a good chance it is just rendering something a little differently and your book is fine. If, as Pat says, it works with Mantano and Aldiko, I think you are golden. It's worth seeing how the book does in Cool Reader, in case of any complex formatting that might break without perfect css rendering.

I encountered one issue with Aldiko, if you need some paragraphs to not indent, they must be assigned a class. Something like h3 + p {text-indent: 0;} did not work for me with Aldiko, though it was fine in ADE and Mantano.
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