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Old 04-20-2018, 07:14 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by MartinM View Post
Thank you for the replies.
So, without getting into CSS and HTML coding, which I have no experience with, if my epub and mobi files look OK in ADE, Kindle, Kindle Previewer, Ice Cream, Readium, Edge, Kobo, UB Reader then I should not worry about a picture not being centred in Nook, Prestigia, Aldiko or Bookviser?
Pretty much yes. Quite a few ereader apps take a very haphazard approach to implementing the epub standard or simply use their own internal CSS. Not much you can do about those. For me ADE/RMSDK (it's embedded cousin), Readium and ACESS Netfront (Kobo licenses this for rendering epub3 files) are the ones I worry about. Generally, an epub that looks good on ADE will look pretty decent when converted to a Kindle AZW3.
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