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Originally Posted by MicroDrie
Unfortunately, no one knows which E-reader supports which CSS commands. That makes it all very difficult to make EPUB that can do something more than bold, italic and underlined text.
I actually suspect that when loading the EPUB via a kind of print flow. This flow converts the reflowable EPUB to a (form of) fix-page layout. I'm basing that on the PDF in this post, showing the page numbers.
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And, now we are all off in fairyland. A "kind of" fixed-page layout? How's that working and what are its rendering choices?
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If it turns out that splitting over several pages after recording the @media print has an effect, that doesn't say anything about the support on an EPUB reader when the uploaded file is downloaded to the E-Reader. That's something we should test in the next test step
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AFAIK, @media print does bupkus on real devices, but perhaps folks here have actually seen it work on one?
Hitch