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Old 04-15-2014, 07:23 AM   #990
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Thanks for answering - but I'm really not much further along - what I was really looking for was the HTML, and CSS is really just a part of HTML
No, it's not. CSS is a completely separate spec, which in theory could be used with any XML or SGML language. Know your specs!

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the constructs that the Kobo family (and they might not be consistent across the entire Kobo line) recognize.
There's your second mistake: looking for Kobo-specific data before knowing the baseline.

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If you do a Google search for "supported CSS properties and selectors", what comes up is a discussion of what browsers support what. If you do a similar search in Mobile Read | ePub - guess what - you get nothing!
It would seem you are looking in the wrong place. I found this in a few seconds. Follow that thread and compare it to the referenced CSS spec, and you'll have a firm place to start.
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