Thread: ebook.com preview is mangled.
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Old 03-29-2022, 09:16 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Doitsu View Post
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or use the online CSS validator via the Validate with W3C option in Sigil to check your stylesheets.
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The CSS checks out fine. But I'm seeing it being mangled in a few other online readers now. But it looks fine in iBooks/Calibre/Readium.

P.S. I don't know my way around command line stuff. Was checking out Java 1.8 download — "this turns into that turns into..." instructions made me bail.

I'm a writer and I know my way around html/css. Apparently the online previewers don't, and I guess that's the part I gotta figure out. Reminds me of all the Explorer browser hacks I had to create just to get a website running; still hasn't changed much since 1996 in terms of conforming.
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