Quote:
Originally Posted by Falkor
You may apply that style only to readers that support initial-letter, so you can add as much padding or margin as you need 
Code:
@supports (initial-letter: 2;) {
p.chapter-lead::first-letter {
initial-letter: 2;
-webkit-initial-letter: 2;
}
}
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Thanks for the help! I knew about @supports, but have no experience actually using it, and I'm not sure I'm entirely comfortable with it.
However, the question in my mind is, does KINDLE work with these @supports EPUB rules, being that any epub
will be converted? I don't want to get too complicated, my old brain is happiest with keeping things simple.
KINDLE is the first device so far that I've encountered with "first-letter" support, but NOT "initial-letter."
Not to say I won't encounter more such, but Kindle is definitely a major player in the e-reading world. I'm fine with things falling back to straight plain text; that's not critical mass, as that's how anyone reading epub on a Kobo would see the book as well.