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Originally Posted by ZodWallop
But I have not had any issues with one of their books on any of my Nooks or Kobos (I always download the 'compatible ePub' and convert to kepub using the Calibre plug-in for my Kobos).
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The way Jon spins it, it is as if they do not have any formats other than their Advanced epub which comes with the warning that it may not be fully supported by all ereaders. Compatible ePub? Kepub? Azw3? Nope, never seen them.
Oddly, I've downloaded a few of their advanced epubs, converted them locally to kepub and they seem to work without issue on my Kobo ereaders. Yes, their stylesheets are a bit complex but they are relatively easy to simplify and they are consistent in each generation of their CSS.
Of course, this is the same Jon who recently jumped into a discussion of semantic tags (<em>, <strong>) vs. visual tags (<i>, <b>) to keep insisting there is no difference between <i> and <em> since they are visually the same. At a WEG, he only reads using his eyes and knows no one who needs or wants to use TTS which makes worrying about accessibility a non-issue in his world. After all, it makes the ebook CSS more complex.