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Originally Posted by Slevin#7
And: the page margins get set at a level between small and standard. Since I'd consider that not beautiful I'd had to set these margins as well with the result that other readers might look crap. So as a solution I would have to apply body margins via JavaScript, that's just an overkill of precalculation for most of the readers which will then take even more time to start presenting the pages.
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Take into account that that is only valid for epub3; on epub2 you don't have JS.
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But with what result, will the :before and :after styles simply get ignored or do there serios things happen?
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They are simply get ignored.
By the way, test the epub I attach; I didn't test it yet but I think it will work. There you have another way to apply especial margins that work everywhere (for my part, I will continue applying <div>; I don't care about semantics, but about the result).