Thread: Hiding endnotes after the last page of an epub2
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Old 02-26-2018, 03:08 PM   #40
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Originally Posted by GrannyGrump View Post
So... if I want to style, for example, a "For Sale" sign.

I should style it as such:
<div class="centrd">FOR SALE</div>
<div class="centrd">FRESH STRAWBERRIES</div>
<div class="centrd">ENQUIRE WITHIN</div>


Rather than
<div class="centrd">FOR SALE<br />
FRESH STRAWBERRIES<br />
ENQUIRE WITHIN</div>


I simply do not comprehend why the <br /> is any uglier than multiple <div>s. Plus, you have what might be considered extraneous tags...

Educate me some more, please?

There is also the reality that not all reading systems will necessarily recognize breaks. Most do, no argument. But not all.

Does anyone else remember some kerfuffle, over this, about...5+ years ago? Some eReader that didn't honor the multiple breaks?

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