Thread: Is it possible to do this with just standard ePub3?
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Old 09-14-2024, 08:07 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by rjwse@aol.com View Post
Tech rant: I want to be able to use container queries in epub. Can't even use grid yet; only flex is loosely supported. So many advantages for container queries! None of the dedicated commercial readers are capable, though. Only computer-based epub software (and only some) would be able to use cqw , cqh , cqi , cqb , cqmin , and cqmax. The ability to effectively read the same epub on tiny phones, mid size, or giant size screens while keeping captions and images and text sizes in good-looking layout is difficult without this new tech.
My rant is about ebooks that are trying to be apps. Mark up the text sensibly, and let the reading software worry about how to display it.
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