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Originally Posted by medwatt
1. ADE - Headings and div tags are no longer centered, everything is indented (First paragraph should not be indented)
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Where did you find ADE for Android?
I've found ADE to be perfectly capable of centering headings and indenting all paragraphs but the first using nothing but simple CSS.
I format all my books the way I like them using CSS that's as simple as possible, and they all display as I intended them to. I'm mostly using Mantano these days (which is based on Adobe's RMSDK). All devices/renderers have quirks, but
simple they don't really have too much trouble with.
Remember ... a single forgotten semi-colon, or other overlooked syntax error will cause ADE to ignore
all CSS that comes after (Sigil's Webkit renderer is more forgiving). You should get used to validating your CSS (Sigil will connect to W3C's online validator for you) to eliminate the possibility of simple syntax errors. It's easy enough, and will save you hours of grief looking for what your eyes refuse to see sometimes.
Moon Reader (great app that it is) is all about allowing readers to
defeat--or get around--the CSS imposed by an ebook's creator without having to actually
edit the epub itself. As such, ebook creators who are trying to achieve a particular look for their project--using CSS--should probably steer clear of using it (Moon) to preview with (even with all its CSS overrides turned off). It's meant for readers who want to display things any which way EXCEPT the way you (its creator) intended it to be displayed. Nothing wrong with that, as long as you know it going in.
