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Old 07-16-2009, 09:53 AM   #42
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Originally Posted by nrapallo View Post
The ebookwise/gemstar devices don't recognize the "page-break-after" CSS property but only the "page-break-before" syntax.

That said, the .rb's support of CSS is more limited than the .imp's acceptance of same, so in this case, no, the CSS property for pagebreaks is NOT respected. Only a '<hr size=0>' in front (or in it's place) will produce the expected pagebreak.
I didn't ask if the file format included it; I knew it wouldn't. What I asked was whether the conversion software would replace the div tag with the correct supported hr tag.

The Mobipocket file format doesn't support that div tag, _but_ MobiCreator does. It converts that tag to Mobipocket's proprietary tag. I was hoping RBMake would do the same. I now see that it doesn't.

I also see that the code is written in C, so I might add support for converting the div tag. I'll give the style tag a shot, too.
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