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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Would it be OK to post the CSS from the ePub version or would that not be allowed?
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Of course it's allowed. You can do whatever you want with the CSS.
What's going to happen next,
people considering a Right-Click > "View Source" as hacking?
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Originally Posted by jhowell
There is no way that the publisher could do that. All of the formats are created at the same time from the same source file. Amazon needs the content of each Kindle format to be synchronized with the others so that things like user annotations will work across devices that use different formats.
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Hmmm, but what if they used @media in their files to direct slightly different CSS for each Amazon version.
Doesn't Amazon interpret the @media, then generate new CSS per each (MOBI + KF8 + KFX)? Or does it still carry the same CSS over to all 3 versions?
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Originally Posted by jhowell
It looks like whatever part of Amazon's publishing workflow removed font-family from that book (1) it did it in a very heavy handed fashion and (2) it did it only for KF8 format. This is the first book I have seen that was neutered in this way. I don't know whether that is something recent or if it has always worked that way.
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Good detective work.
