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Old 05-01-2025, 01:01 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by Siavahda View Post
So you're saying that bad CSS is pretty much industry-wide, which is why I have this problem with every book I try to convert? Yikes. Thank you for explaining, though.
There is good to terrible css & HTML. Some big publishers are as guilty as worst amateurs because they are using tools intended for paper and kludged for reflowable ebooks, like InDesign.

We test all three main Amazon formats and epub on 3 kinds of Kindle and on apps on 4.3" screen to 14" screen when we do something new. So I know what to do do with the regular kinds of images we have.

If something really new on styling we check the Amazon KFX and azw3 published versions by buying them. Amazon, Apple and to a lesser extend Kobo reconvert the uploaded files. Kobo sales directing downloaded to PC are as uploaded, as are Smashwords and Google.

We can't test what B&N do, because Nook is not available (even as App) in Europe,
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