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Originally Posted by Macsurfcat
Okay, thanks for being patient . . .
The pseudo-epub, and its CSS, reflects what has happened in kindlegen. I'm assuming the "@media all" tag is the consequence of this "recreation" of the epub within the mobi8 section.
So, remembering the patience part, following the above posts, this pseudo-epub, that is, its CSS, WILL NOT include any element selector, nor media tag, based upon a media query of the form "amzn-mobi".
However, the expectation is that the dual-purpose mobi will incorporate what is enclosed by the "amzn-mobi" tag within its code describing the referenced elements.
Why is this not happening?
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I think that the thing you are missing is that the amzn-mobi tag only affects the HTML 3.2 generated for the old mobi-7 portion of the combined file produced by Kindlegen.
That all the amzn-mobi tags are stripped from the CSS in the Mobi-8/azw3/KF8 portion of the joint file is the
expected result.
As I've said previously, you will only see the mobi-7 rendering when viewing on a limited number of very old Kindles and Kindle software.
Unless you've viewed the separated mobi-7 produced by KindleUnpack, you've probably never seen the mobi-7 portion at all.