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Originally Posted by llasram
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.
Glad to help! 
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. |
I don't know how to get epub to display my documents the way they come out in LRF.
I uploaded a few html files but it's really hit or miss on what happens to it and I'm still unsure about css.
Right now with my current settings my files come out Times New Roman, size 12 font, margins just the way I like and all the paragraphs are indented.
Plus I keep reading something about page breaks? I have some LRF files that come out to 6000 pages which is what I want.
and just to be clear on the previous topic I need to type in <div class="toc"> </div> in order for my stylesheet to work properly every time I use it?