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Originally Posted by Toxaris
I think that is an iBooks issue, I haven't seen it in an ePUB. You could try go into the content.opf file and in the spine section add linear="no" to the document that is the table. On iBooks it will then open in its own window.
Be aware that this only works in iBooks!
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My epub only renders correctly (with that "olde"-style font) in iBooks anyway!
I suppose that's one way to go, to have it non-linear -- but maybe I'll just try it doing each row as a separate table. Silly that I should have to resort to that, but if that's what it takes to get it to work, well, that's what it'll take!
Thanks for the input/suggestion!
