Quote:
Originally Posted by theducks
without a CSS, all the class= are meaningless 
you get the devices default for each tag type. These values are not a Standard to be the same across brands (or even within  their own)
BTW the CSS could be PART of the document in the Header blocks <style> |
Of course, what I meant was: there is no "additional" CSS like in post #1.
Spoiler:
One of my efforts is to implement a rigorously clear and comprehensible CSS.
Code:
<head>
<title>Unknown</title>
<link href="style_regex.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>
</head>
<body class="bo_dy">
or instead for only lists, like in Lists of contents
Code:
<body class="li_st">
Or general CSS in <head> via <style>?
href="style_regex.css" e.g. is a special stylesheet type (sans-serif, monospace, tables, lists ...) in contrast to other styles, e.g. Márquez or Kafka. I create them all a
typical, distinguishable style (Marquez new, lively - Kafka old, KuK monarchy like).
Quote:
Originally Posted by dwig
BE very cautious of advice and examples found in general CSS and HTML forums that are not specifically addressing ePub techniques. EPub only supports a limited range of the styles (CSS) that are supported by the current HTML5 spec.
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This is exactly what has crystallized in the last weeks. I can try the applicability of the CSS but only on one device: Tolino. (This is one of the best, maybe even the best, even if it is rather unknown).