Thread: New Sigil Release: Sigil-0.8.901
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Old 10-06-2015, 10:38 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by eggheadbooks1 View Post
I installed this latest version today and the ePub I made it in will not display properly in any of my ePub testing apps (ADE, Aldiko), nor my Kobo; it's as if the CSS cannot be read. Yet it displays properly in Sigil, and I can convert the file to Kindle using Kindlegen and the ebook displays as coded.

All my ePubs built using earlier versions display properly in my ePub apps. I have compared the header code and Content.opf code between the old ebooks and this new one and cannot find anything amiss.

Any ideas?
Check the CSS for Errors (ADE will barf on the tiniest malformed rule that others deal with)
Right-click on the CSS in the Book browser: Validate with W3C (the red ones)
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