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ibu · 08-11-2013, 03:36 AM

Each Internet browser has a built-in internal basic stylesheet?

It's rules are applied, if a webpage comes without any own style sheets/rules.

I suppose it's the same with Kobo's rendering machine.

Example:
We have an ePub with the following code.
No styles at all.

Code:

<h1>Lorem ipsum</h1>
<p>Adipisit sit</p>
<p>Eiusmod consectutur</p>

In the reading settings (in the GUI of the Kobo) for line height the slider is somewere in the middle.

Result:
The line height of the paragrahps is shown as expected.

The line height of the H1 is shown as if it has the value "1".

Question:
Is there a webpage which shows the complete internal basic stylesheet?
(May be someone who rooted his Kobo, has find that file?)

The firmware version of my Kobo is 2.8.1.

Thanks.

08-11-2013, 03:36 AM	#1
ibu Addict Posts: 264 Karma: 9246 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Berlin, Germany Device: Kobo H20, iPhone 6+, Macbook Pro	The complete internal basic stylesheet? Each Internet browser has a built-in internal basic stylesheet? It's rules are applied, if a webpage comes without any own style sheets/rules. I suppose it's the same with Kobo's rendering machine. Example: We have an ePub with the following code. No styles at all. Code: <h1>Lorem ipsum</h1> <p>Adipisit sit</p> <p>Eiusmod consectutur</p> In the reading settings (in the GUI of the Kobo) for line height the slider is somewere in the middle. Result: The line height of the paragrahps is shown as expected. The line height of the H1 is shown as if it has the value "1". Question: Is there a webpage which shows the complete internal basic stylesheet? (May be someone who rooted his Kobo, has find that file?) The firmware version of my Kobo is 2.8.1. Thanks.