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Originally Posted by nrapallo
Just in case you're wondering, those wink smilies can be disabled
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Thanks, I knew that, I just forgot in that post (and didn't preview it)
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Originally Posted by tompe
How is this solved in ePub. The real solution ought to be to mark up the text so that all different variants can be generated dependent on country, language and wishes from the reader.
So you would have something like: <q> This is a nested <q>example</q>.</q>
which would be translated to e.g: ``This is a nested `example'.''
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That would be good indeed, but I don't think it's possible with current ePUB. With CSS I've used the ":after" and ":before" pseudo-classes together with "quotes" and "content: open-quote" or "content: close-quote" properties, but I don't think the ePUB specification supports these things now. I believe our only choice is hard-coding the quote marks, which is not so bad after all, there has to be a line in user-configurability...