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Originally Posted by Macsurfcat
Yes, that seems logical, and we and our vendors subscribe to that view. However, this is what we are seeing when we use kindlegen (within Previewer) locally to output a "mobi" file
This is what our CSS looks like (a truncated view):
We have used various values to highlight the effect, but the result is always the same:
If we take the values in the media query and apply it to the CSS proper, the display will change to reflect new values
If we use "amzn-mobi", nothing happens
If we use "amzn-kf8", the display will change to reflect new values
that's all I have, and no reasonable explanation . . . |
I KNOW I am going to be sorry to jump into this, but, gents, can we all start at the beginning? (Sorry, guys, I'm deliberately carrying the coding along, in the quoted, for reference).
@Macsurfcat:
Before we all go ONE step further, precisely and exactly what devices--list them--are you using to test your theories and the output, please? When you say, as you've said repeatedly, that you are seeing "nothing" or that "nothing happens," WHERE is it that you are seeing nothing, and for what change, EXACTLY?
And when you say you're "in a dispute" and talk about you and your vendor, with whom is the dispute (a bookmaker, a retailer, whom?), and who do you mean, in terms of "vendor?" Are you making these books commercially, for someone?
Let's start there.
Hitch