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Originally Posted by RbnJrg
So far, I never had an issue for including a .js file in nav.xhtml. Sometime ago, I used both (in the same epub), the nav.xhtml an a xhtml toc, but as some ereaders had issues about not to show the nav.xhtml, I decided to do full visible the nav and not to include the toc. And as told you before, I didn't have any issue so far by including there a .js file (Readium and Webkit seem to handle that very well). Maybe this happens because the script doesn't change the structure of nav.xhtml; it only changes some .css styles.
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That is quite possible. The sample shown in the item I read modified the structure of the human readable depending on the size of the screen so a large screen (iPad for instance) would show the pagelist while a smaller screen (Kobo Glo) would only show the ToC. I can't find the original article which was linked off Liz Castro's Pigs, Gourds and Wikis page quite a few years back though I did add to my 404 collection.
Sheesh, it's only been 12 years...