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Originally Posted by Hoods7070
Thanks, Ducks.
However, Modify-EPUB (which I use) and Polish (which I don't, generally) both insert the jacket CSS exactly as provided by Calibre on the jacket page, not as a separate CSS sheet. IOW there are no multiple CSS files, just bog standard Calibre as you noted. I put a few (jacket modified) books into ADE3 (PC version) and it does the same thing. I have also installed half a dozen different ereaders and they all ignore the CSS. That is, the resource jacket CSS which Modify Epub and Polish both embed. I haven't fiddled further.
All the books I am using for my testing have been run through the Editor, any extant problems fixed. The only problem Editor finds is the inclusion of the webkit radius in the code, so I remove that. I don't know enough about html or CSS to know whether that has any bearing on anything.
I don't have RMSDK but have requested a trial copy.
Any other ideas? Anyone else encounter this problem?
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- You can fix this in using the ebook editor by changing the inline style for jacket.xhtml from
Code:
<style type="text/css" media="screen">
to
Code:
<style type="text/css" title="override_css">
.
- Or you can using the editor make a new style sheet copy all the inline style from jacket.xhtml to the new stylesheet. Then cut all style information from jacket.xhml then add a link to the new stylesheet.
- Or just add all the inline style from the jacket.xhtml to the main stylesheet, remove the inline style from jacket.xhtml then add a link to the main stylesheet.
#1 is the quickest and easiest way to fix it.
Maybe submit a bug report to Kovid for polish ebook.
bernie