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Old 07-12-2022, 06:22 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by bookman156 View Post
I see Sigil has can generate an NCX for EPUB3, which I hadn't noticed. But is there a list anywhere of what readers/programs actually need NCX in EPUB3? Even the book EPUB 3 Best Practices, which I've just read finding nothing else on the subject, is ten years old.

How come Firefox and Chrome can use such things as font variant for small caps but for an EPUB I'll either have to ignore it or make a less good span class? Even WOFF fonts are ignored in Kobo. Forgive me for finding all this very strange. Why don't ereaders just use a vastly superior web browser engine, all we're paying for really is the e-ink screen.
Because there are programs and devices that do not work with small-caps (CSS) such a RMSDK used in Kobo Readers to display ePub. That's the most major place this happens. And you do need the NCX for ePub on a Kobo.
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