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Will I still need to use <div> or should I continue to use <span> I'm assuming the <span> tag should work now.  |
It's your call -- the <span/> tag with 'display: block' will work just fine formatting-wise, but it makes your markup clearer if you use <div/>. For example, you
could use CSS to make <h1/> tags act like <p/> and use <h1/> instead of <p/> everywhere, but that would be
really confusing. Using a <span/> with 'display: block' where a <div/> will do is the same thing, only not nearly as bad.
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Again thank you so much for your help and I think I'm gaining a better understanding of how this works.
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Glad to help!
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At this point I'm hoping this css code will help save me a lot of time on preparing my html docs for conversion to LRF.
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May I ask why you're creating LRFs instead of EPUBs? With the sole exception of justified text, you should get much better results on the Sony Reader using EPUB.