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Originally Posted by GeoffR
One way to control the number of columns the ePub reader uses is with book's Adobe XPGT stylesheet, but I don't know much about how it works. See my posts in this thread for some examples.
Edit: If you wanted to make it so that it always used one column in portrait mode and two columns in landscape mode regardless of font size, then I think the way to do it would be to set ade:min-page-width to just over half the width of the screen in pixels, say 721px for the Forma. |
Thank You, this is certainly along the lines of what I was thinking, but I know next to nothing about these issues. I occasionally open an ePub with the editor that is include with Calibre and tinker with it a bit, but I'm really just flailing around...
The older thread IS useful -- I searched for something like that, but the terms I used didn't turn it up.
Actually, if anyone can suggest a good tutorial for ePub formatting and styling, for someone who doesn't even have many html skills, I'd appreciate that, too!
Thanks to all who have shared suggestions so far!