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Originally Posted by blackrock36
Thats an interesting answer. When I book view the code in Sigil, there is no formatting in it at all, thats why I looked at different epub readers to get an idea as to how it rendered in the epub format. Is there a particular epub package I should get? This is an important project to me and I don't want to fall at the final hurdle with a rubbish output.
Any info appreciated.
Andy
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Hi, Andy:
Unfortunately, there isn't "One ePUB reader to rule them all." One rule of thumb is, if you can get an ePUB looking pretty good on Adobe Digital Editions, it's likely--albeit not guaranteed--to look relatively good on most, not all, eReaders. Bear in mind that some devices and software allow the end user to basically override all your CSS; some allow them to change a variety of things (fonts, line-heights, margins), some render more strictly. It's not like making a print book, at ALL.
You didn't display the CSS for that paragraph class, Q (for quote, presumably). What is it? You may find that you need to use CSS that will work in most situations, changing what you have now.
So...what's the CSS for the Q class paragraphs?
Hitch