Thread: Why android epub apps almost always disregard provided CSS
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Old 06-27-2014, 06:38 PM   #6
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I have noticed that when the styles are inline then the epub readers display them properly. For example: <p class="myStyle"> will cause the style to be used where as if I define p{} then it is ignored by the epub readers. Why is that so ?
I noticed this because I converted the book from epub to epub using Calibre software. Calibre adds a class to all html elements when when that is redundant. What's going on ?
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