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Originally Posted by theducks
NOT ONCE did I say that I was using I-books, Nook or any of the problem kids that frequently are mentioned in these forums.
I was advising a newbie of possible gotchas from some big name device suppliers.
The only known issues with my standard program (MRSDK) are the well known ones:
1) Ignore a CSS sheet containing syntax errors. User failure to validate problem.
2) Centering of some objects like HR ; I use a workaround
Moon + Pro behaves (on my TAB)
My K4 mostly behaves (I hacked the words per line setting file. Small :40 was not small enough for me:10)
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I don't think it's appropriate to tell others to not use a given valid styles that will work across all programs that respect CSS. <p> works and it is valid in the CSS and thus, there's no need to use <p class="thiscllssnotneededatall">.
I've used iBooks and I own a nook STR and both work with <p> and the accompanying CSS style. If a program does not respect the CSS, then don't use it and find one that does. I'm not telling someone not to use <p> instead of <p class="indent"> just because there are programs put there that are broken. Those broken programs are not ones hat get tested against eBooks anyway.