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chaot · 02-08-2017, 01:44 PM

This time the title says almost everything, right?

I got books which an extra pagestyle.css file.

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pagestyle.css

The CSS looks most time somehow like this

Code:

@page {
  margin: 5px;
  }

That means, the pages coming in an ereader frame all around (top, bottom, left, right) 5px smaller.
I delete such an pagestyle.css (or put it to zero) - I want to see the characters (words) of the book and not a ''nice'' margin. (I think to make pagestyle (5px or even 10 px or more) is also a comercial argument - book got more pages.)

If I want pagestyle I can integrate it in the normal stylesheet, or not?

Do I need pagestyle for any purpose. I think no pagestyle is the same as pagestyle margin: 0.

Do pagestyle anyhow affect the CSS Box-model (margin/border/padding)?

02-08-2017, 01:44 PM	#1
chaot Head of lunatic asylum Posts: 349 Karma: 77620 Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: UTC +1 Device: Tolino Vision 3HD	pagestyle.css extra / integrated in stylesheet.css / or not at all? This time the title says almost everything, right? I got books which an extra pagestyle.css file. pagestyle.css The CSS looks most time somehow like this Code: @page { margin: 5px; } That means, the pages coming in an ereader frame all around (top, bottom, left, right) 5px smaller. I delete such an pagestyle.css (or put it to zero) - I want to see the characters (words) of the book and not a ''nice'' margin. (I think to make pagestyle (5px or even 10 px or more) is also a comercial argument - book got more pages.) If I want pagestyle I can integrate it in the normal stylesheet, or not? Do I need pagestyle for any purpose. I think no pagestyle is the same as pagestyle margin: 0. Do pagestyle anyhow affect the CSS Box-model (margin/border/padding)? Last edited by chaot; 02-08-2017 at 01:47 PM.