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Originally Posted by Fedwin
@DiapDealer
I can't imagine a hardware or software developer making a product for epub3 that wouldn't let the epub use CSS, but if such an abomination were to be created, it MUST display the nav as an unnumbered list or the IDPF will send around a guy with a sock full of pennies to explain it again. I think.
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The scary part is that that actually makes a bit of sense to me!
But then I'm right back to; what is the CSS "list-display-type: none;" actually for then? The HTML5 compliant, CSS Utilizing reading systems I've used don't seem to need it (none of the retail EPUB3s I have include that CSS, yet no numbers are shown in the nav) and an EPUB3 reading system that doesn't support CSS can't use it anyway.
Oh well ... it doesn't seem like it would be very hard to implement it, and
being compliant is probably more important than me understanding it.
