Thread: Do <u> tags render on your device or app?
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Old 07-23-2019, 11:01 AM   #1
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Do <u> tags render on your device or app?
Attached is an epub2 that consists of a single line of text that is encapsulated by <u> tags.

I'm trying to determine what, if any, rendering systems or devices do not show the single line of text as being underlined.

If you're using something that allows you to override an ebook's css (of which this epub has none), please consider disabling that for the purposes of this test.

I'm not looking for a debate into whether using <u> tags is allowed by spec, or wise. Just a yes/no and the names of the devices/apps you've tested it with.

Thanks.
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