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Originally Posted by DNSB
For the most part, I will use the latest CSS supported by my devices for ebooks for my own use. After all, if I see any issues, working around them is a great learning experience and annoys no one other than me.
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When I am working on ebooks for others which for the most part are intended to be published via KDP, I tend towards a simpler approach that will work on multiple devices without needing to get into the wonderful world of media queries and will not trigger errors during the conversion process. This at times has also been a learning experience since KDP's documentation and reality often do not have a one to one congruence.
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Amazon is another world
KFX is a format that supports a very limitated subset of css3 properties. Even working with media queries things won't improve so much. For example, fragmentation can't be avoided in Kindle, so the reading experience will be not very different by using "complex" code. What I wrote is not applied for Kindle, only for epubs. I agree with you about what you do for ebooks to be published in KDP.