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Originally Posted by wlashack
I use Moon+ Reader for Android to read ebooks and this application can display "original formatting". So it can displays the document the same way as Sigil, with all the bullets and numbers.
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No, Moon+ is the exact opposite of "Original Formatting". What they do is throw away almost everything in the book's CSS, and overwrite it with Moon+'s settings. They also don't follow any sort of standard, and try to smush ALL document formats into Moon+'s way of doing things.
As DiapDealer said, Bookari is one of the standards-compliant readers on Android (it uses the same engine as the EPUB ereaders).
Gitden is also a pretty decent Android EPUB2/3 reader.
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Originally Posted by wlashack
But for some reason it can display only one chapter at a time in this mode so to "turn page" to another part of the document, you need to switch to "normal" view, open chapter and switch to "original formatting" again. A little bit frustrating.  |
... mostly because the code generated from that Google Doc is horrifying. There is a giant block of hundreds of CSS classes all smushed together into a single line, and who knows what is in there:
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I'm assuming what's causing the odd page breaks is the
page-break-after:avoid floating around in there.
Side Note: The CSS alone is about 6 times larger than your actual text... talk about a bloated mess!