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Originally Posted by petrjahoda
Well, this sentence "If you give us settings to override parts of the CSS, can you also have these settings have an off setting so the CSS value(s) can be used?" made it even more confused for me.
There is no option to add your own CSS file, if you meant this.
But you can change
- foreground color
- background color
- font
- reading direction
- font size
- margins
- scroll/not scroll
- invert images yes/no
- normalize text w/ font weight
- text alignment
- line height
- word spacing
- letter spacing
- paragraph spacing
- paragraph indent
- hyphens yes/no
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What I mean is when an eBook has CSS to do something and the program has options to override, I don't want the override to always override. I want every override to be able to be turned off. And please don't have normalize text. Just have a font weight option.
Too many programs have CSS overrides and you are stuck with them even when you don't want them. You sometimes get CSS only with no overrides or all the overrides with no way to turn any of them off. This makes the program a nightmare to use I'd call such a program garbage.