[PeterT]

The way I've always interpreted the settings (but no I have not tried it myself) is that the replace_xxxx keyword takes 3 values

• offset
• old value
• new value

So I read it as follows


At offset 1205FF4 replace the compressed data

ReadingFooter {
   min-height: 70px;
   max-height: 70px;
   qproperty-footerMargin: 40;
}

ReadingFooter[deviceCodeName="kraken"], 
ReadingFooter[deviceCodeName="phoenix"] {
   min-height: 82px;
   max-height: 82px;
   qproperty-footerMargin: 110;
}

ReadingFooter[deviceCodeName="dragon"] {
   min-height: 120px;
   max-height: 120px;
   qproperty-footerMargin: 20;
}

* {
   font-size: 16px;
}

[deviceCodeName="kraken"], 
[deviceCodeName="phoenix"] {
   font-size: 20px;
}

[deviceCodeName="dragon"] {
   font-size: 26px;
}

[localeName="ja_JP"] {
   font-family: A-OTF Gothic MB101 Pr6N;
}

by the data

* {
   height: 5px;
   font-size: 1px;
   color: transparent;
}

The VERY big difference is that the original CSS contained different sections for different devices; the new CSS applies to ALL devices.