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Originally Posted by Vanguard3000
That seems to work, even with just renaming it. So is there an Adobe-compatible version of the property or is this the only way? I'd rather not have a mixture of formats in my library if possible.
As a sidenote, I have the same issue with smallcaps not working on my Kobos as well - I often change the tags to 80% sized caps as long as it's not a mix of upper- and lowercase.
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The Adobe RMSDK renderer does not handle smallcaps. I ended up adding a smallcaps version of my favorite font to the fonts directory on my Kobos and adding the CSS to use that font for the occasions when I use smallcaps. This works for my personal files but not a solution that will work unless I get enthused about embedding fonts. Forcing someone to use my font choice is not a good choice, IMHO.
I've never tried using transform but very likely, not supported in RMSDK.
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Originally Posted by Vanguard3000
As to your epub3 comment, I'm not sure I understand; Sigil can't remove the nav file, and craps out if I try any funny business like blanking it out. Is the "spine" the file structure as visible in Sigil, WinRar, etc? Or is it within an eReader?
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You can hide the nav document from being seen in a renderer ASSUMING it complies well enough with the epub spec to handle this. I've seen too many renderers that will display the nav document no matter how you try to hide it.
You can't remove the nav document since like the ncx document in epub2, it's a required element.