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Originally Posted by JSWolf
1. What text-to-speech program reads chapter headers with an <h? differently then the same chapter header with a <p?
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
My guess would be just about all of them.
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Same, my guess would also be all of them worth mentioning.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
2. Why would you want to turn off the CSS? That's not a solution for anything. If I turned off or deleted the CSS, I get a basically unreadable eBook.
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If an ebook is "basically unreadable" without the help of css, it means the person who made the ebook is doing html (very, very) wrong. CSS is purely for aesthetic styling, making it pretty. The underlying structure and semantic meaning (heading vs paragraph vs citation, emphasis...) should always be handled by the html.
Just as an experiment, take an epub with proper semantic html and delete / disactivate the css, and compare that to an epub without correctly structured text after deleting the css. Bear in mind that to all machines (for text-to-speech etc.), html with no semantic structure is more or less the same as trying to read a novel in .txt format, to a human.