Thread: Kobo n647 css problem
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Old 04-12-2023, 01:10 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by robertosaenz View Post
Hello everyone. A few months ago I commented on the forum that I am working on an epub3 on calibre using several mathematical symbols. I've been using a lot of html5 and uft8 math symbols, plus very basic css settings, no flexbox or grid, just regular boxes.

Yesterday I received a kobo n647 which I bought on purpose to test my epub on older devices. The truth is that the stylesheet doesn't work at all, also, many uft8 and html5 symbols don't even show. Am I doing something wrong? I just threw my epub on the kobo by connecting it by cable. I don't have much experience with these devices so I am asking for advice from those who have more experience with these.
Given that the Kobo N647 is a really old and obsolete device, I suggest you return it if you can and get a current device. You can then send your ePub 3 to the Kobo as KePub and see how well it works. But for now, the N647 imay not be useful for what you want.
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