Quote:
Originally Posted by graycyn
Presuming the older software understands CSS, then <figure> and other HTML5 block elements work fine if you style them with display: block;.
Code:
/* HTML5 block tags defined for legacy reading systems. */
article,aside,figcaption,figure,footer,header,main,nav,section {
display: block;
}
You can then add whatever additional styling you might need as desired. Like making <figcaption> a smaller font size, or italicized, or adding margins, etc... |
That is incorrect. ADE 2.0.1 will not work with <figure> no matter what you do with it in CSS. It needs to be a <div>
All of those "commands" won't work. That's the problem. ePub 3 could be more backwards compatible with ePub 2 without removing any of the functionality.
So no, they won't work with legacy reading system that are not based on an up-to-date enough webkit.