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Buenas tardes!)
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Hi Dana; good afternoon to you too (now in my country is 3:30 pm)
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Can I then use percentages for the fonts in the table?
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No, you can't
Because using percentage for font-size is the same as "em". To be sure that your tables remains the same (no matter the font-size choosing by the user) you should use "px".
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Yes, of course, you can tell me what you think) until I made a lot of books.
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I'll do one thing. I'll change your books with all the things I think would be better and I will upload here so you can study it. However, as my russian is not as good
there are some things that I won't be able to optimize. Very probably this Sunday I can upload your epub with my changes.
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on all devices, the user can select margins? can leave the margins?)
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Yes, that's so. Users can select margins. And it would be a very good idea if you don't set margins for <body>.
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I will briefly tell you how I am doing the books) I have a ready .doc, where the text is correct. I take this text and convert it to html (I use this site https://html-cleaner.com/) remove all unnecessary and put it in a Sigil...
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Well, I read Harry told you something. Another choice for you is to use the DOCXImport Sigil plugin:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=273966
So, you can save your book in .docx format and then to use the Sigil plugin to generate an epub. That, or using Calibre as Harry told you. But Calibre builds epubs with a code "not so neat" to my taste.