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Old Yesterday, 08:44 PM   #75
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From my experience, even CSS listed as supported often has issues when comparing the output to the same CSS on a ePub renderer.
I agree. For example, KFX supports, in theory, <figure> and display: flex and float: left. Well, with the proper combination of the tag and properties, it is possible to avoid fragmentation (blank spaces originated by images, tables, etc.) under epub3. But under KFX one can't have the same output.
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