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Originally Posted by fbrzvnrnd
Uhm. Why css? If I simple use the type element in <a> coolreader do not see it?
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Yes, no problem with that. And if the a [type="note] selector is not defined, then CoolReader will use the default style for that. We only have to take care of using <a type="note ...> with footnotes and only <a ...> with navigation elements.
Regarding how CoolReader styles ebooks, remember that in the CoolReader folder you'll find the following files:
epub.css
fb2.css
htm.css
rtf.css
txt.css
If your ebook doesn't have css styles, then CoolReader will use some of those files. By the way, you can open them with a text editor and modify them with your own styles. However, for more or less complex layouts CoolReader is not the best ereader since it doesn't support many important properties (ie. float, border, etc.)