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Old 07-16-2022, 06:02 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by romanf View Post
I can't tell right now if it works or not, but at least it doesn't crash like in the h1 example.
I'm ok with it not working if there's no support for it, but at least it should display the file with or without supported css properties.
But if the CSS is not supported, what is it you are missing or what's not displaying as it should? Also, if RMSDK finds an error in the CSS it will ignore the entire CSS. The error doesn't have to be an error. It could be some ePub 3 code that RMSDK thinks is an error.
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