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Originally Posted by DNSB
So you like a generic every book looks the same view? Any attempt by the publisher to create an ebook with different layout will be sent to the bitbucket? One CSS to rule them all is not acceptable to me. One item that I found rather humourous was an ebook that did not display images when used with Moon+ -- evidently, .jpeg was not considered a valid extension for an image file.
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You have too many chocie at this point. If you want you can block all layout from css. Or you can use publisher css. Or you can block css parrtially, like block fonts, block pragraph styles, block margins. Or you can make your own different style templates for different kind books. like for fantastic books another template for horror books different template.
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Originally Posted by DNSB
So back to the days of CP/M and DOS when it comes to file handling? In my personal experience, I can find books a lot faster on my Kobo ereader using it's search capability compared to browsing for a book by multi-tapping my way through a directory tree. Not to mention the joys of handling a ebook with multiple authors.
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My ebook collection near 1000 books and mostly source books about history philosophy mythology etc. Not novels. And i am using e-reader like a researcher. When i need a book about a subject i need to go library quickly and take a look the shelf and sub shelfs which contains my subject. Book name or author name search doesnt work for this. Tagging 1000 books and looking as tags or looking as directory is best solution and you can do both two, as directory view or shelf view with book covers on moon reader.