Thread: EPUB 3.3 BECOMES A W3C RECOMMENDATION
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Old 06-01-2023, 05:38 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by graycyn View Post
Are you trying to use them in an epub2 or something? That might not work, I don't know, haven't tried any such thing.

<figure> (and the other HTML5 block elements) work just fine in epub3 on my ADE 2.0.1.78765 install! On my PC, on my Kobo, and on my Sony PRS-T2 for that matter. Oh, also in the Nook android app.

I'm digitizing (slowly) some of my rare books to epub so that I can re-read them as my eyes age, and many are illustrated, so I use <figure> and <figcaption> quite frequently.
ADE 2.0.1 does not do ePub 3. So <figure> is not going to work better with an ePub 3 then an ePub 2. ADE 2.0.1 doesn't do <figure>. But if you replace <figure> with <div> both in CSS and HTML, it works.
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