Thread: HTML/CSS for two columns 'seems' not to function
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Old 03-21-2017, 06:42 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
But, if the OP is trying to build an eBook for sale, the two columns very well may not work with Mobi.
That's right; the two columns won't work with .mobi. As I said before, only with .kf8

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Also, if someone who buys this eBook wanting to convert it to ePub will find it may not work will not buy any more of the OP's books.

So overall, it's a lose-lose situation.
Well, if someone buys an ebook for Kindle, I suppose that he want to read it on a Kindle If after that, the purchaser want to convert the .kf8 to .epub and the .epub doesn't work, it's not the fault of the author; he prepared the ebook for the Kindle plataform and the ebook was bought in Amazon.
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