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Originally Posted by Turtle91
edit: Dang-it, ninja'd again!!
Some readers/devices think they know better how to display a book than the publishers that created them. Unfortunately, a lot of publishers prove them right... Also, there are many devices that simply can't display color - like eink...
Some of those readers/apps have the option to view in "publisher's mode", but that would require the user to select that option. Apart from that, you can't really "force" the reader to follow your css.
The best you can do is keep your css as simple as possible.... and possibly use media queries to determine how to style your spans.... a color display that is friendly to publisher's css => colored font; an older eink display => might need to be highlighted with an <em> tag with bold and/or italic styling.
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Most readers will allow a different color scheme for links. I am wondering if instead of defining the text with a <span> tag, would I get to use a different color in my texts by using a link <a> tag that has a null href?