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Old 01-15-2025, 05:54 PM   #21
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Falkor View Post
By default, the Tolino will open all files with the same renderer. Once it's set to open sideloaded Epubs with RMSDK, it behaves pretty much like a Kobo and opens Epubs in RMSDK and Kepubs (they're called "Tolino Epub" on the device) with the Default renderer (seems identical to the TENG renderer option –*whatever that may be).

The Kepub renderer on Kobo sure seems to work much better than the Tolino thing. I've attached a screenshot of your kepub.

This is supposed to work in the kepub renderer, too:


but it does nothing in the Tolino's default renderer. It does test positive for -webkit-column-break-before, so I guess this renderer may also be webkit based.
ePub supports page breaks. There's no need to use webkit commands for this. Try it and you'll see.

Code:
.pagebreak {
  page-break-before: always;
}

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