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Originally Posted by Karellen
It's interesting reading these comments and wonder why it is even an issue? Don't you just replace all the garbage?
I get an ebook and the first thing I do is completely reformat it. Wipe the css and replace with my own, rename the html files, replace all the existing html tags and attributes to minimise the tags and match the new css code.
Sometimes it is quite easy with some well placed Regex S&R, other books are a disaster and require a lot of work.
When you get code that looks like that in the image, why would you keep it? (I had to stretch the window across my dual screens, hence the taskbar in the middle).
What on earth is the point of that??
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I would find replacing the CSS with my own to be more work then fixing what's there. Yes, I do add in some CSS, but I would not replace it all. That's going to be a lot of work as I won't be seeing what the original CSS is try to do.