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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Or I am! I'd never even heard of CSS grids before this morning. 
That's all handled by QtWebKit, by the way. It do what it do, and we can't change it (except by tweaking the css, of course).
EDIT: looks like WebKit isn't assuming "fr" (fill row?) with the "auto" column property like PocketPocket must be. A grid-template-columns entry of: -webkit-grid-template-columns: repeat(4, 1fr); gives me very similar to what you see in PocketBook. |
It seems that Sigil can't handle the property "-webkit-grid-template-columns: auto auto auto auto;". I had to set the width of columns by "-webkit-grid-template-columns: 25% 25% 25% 25%;" and after that worked perfectly. It's not a major problem because in most of cases we need to use different widths for columns. And with grids one can do anything. In epub3 we can use "display: inline-grid" and the layouts are only limited by imagination
Chapter titles, blockquotes, divs, etc., can have the design you want. We only need the devices to support that. It would be good to know if those who have a Kobo can open and display without issues the epub you uploaded. If so, that would be a huge step to implement of once the epub3 protocol.