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Originally Posted by dgatwood
There's no other valid way to interpret it. The CSS spec is pretty explicit about what 100% means. It means 100% of the enclosing container's size, and 100% on the outermost tag (HTML) means fill the entire viewport.
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Unfortunately, that's in CSS 2.1, CSS 2.0 is not so clear (it makes to mention of the initial containing block for the root element), and ePub 2.0.1 requires CSS 2.0, not 2.1.
Of course, with ePub 3 and CSS 3, the situation is different, and then you can blame the renderers for not following the specs if they don't. But I still live in an ePub 2 world
