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fen-sawn · 12-12-2016, 03:21 AM

@GeoffR

Thanks for the reply. My kobo updated recently when I bought a book for the first time from kobo.

I've recently opened up some free kePubs that don't seem to have any special CSS, in fact almost none at all (Gutenberg classics) yet display on the kobo without any of the problems I've been experiencing, and I've saved them as copies without changing anything then dropped them onto my kobo, and behold: non-fluid page numbers, bottom-margin gaps, no headers.

So this indicates to me that much (if not all) of my present headaches will be solved once I've uploaded my ePub to kobo and it's put up on the store as a "kePub".

Please feel free to reply with any further suggestions I'll be following the thread just in case, thanks again to everyone who replied, you've been great.

12-12-2016, 03:21 AM	#8
fen-sawn Junior Member Posts: 8 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2016 Device: kobo touch	@GeoffR Thanks for the reply. My kobo updated recently when I bought a book for the first time from kobo. I've recently opened up some free kePubs that don't seem to have any special CSS, in fact almost none at all (Gutenberg classics) yet display on the kobo without any of the problems I've been experiencing, and I've saved them as copies without changing anything then dropped them onto my kobo, and behold: non-fluid page numbers, bottom-margin gaps, no headers. So this indicates to me that much (if not all) of my present headaches will be solved once I've uploaded my ePub to kobo and it's put up on the store as a "kePub". Please feel free to reply with any further suggestions I'll be following the thread just in case, thanks again to everyone who replied, you've been great.