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Originally Posted by Turtle91
Please re-read my post... especially the explanation points below. We agree on most things, you just tend to tell everyone to do it a certain way because that is how you like it on your device, not because it's wrong or because it can't be made to work.
The example I gave, that you quoted above, was an example of using inline styling vs. css classes. It was not meant to tell people to style things any particular way.
Having said that, text-align:left is perfectly fine under certain circumstances, like forcing a left-alignment for stylistic purposes. Setting default font weight and size is also perfectly acceptable...it sets a baseline from which you can change with specific classes. Are they necessary - maybe not, but are they wrong - no.
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I'm taking into account, Kobo, Kindle, and a cell phone. I'm trying to give advice that will work on all three.
Due to a bug in Modify ePub, your CSS section break graphic will be deleted if anyone uses the option to remove excess graphics. Modify ePub does not take into account graphics in CSS so any in CSS will get deleted. So you would have to put the <img> code in every section break. Also, for accessibility, the code has to be <hr.transition/>.