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awx · 04-13-2010, 01:49 AM

New version released, with these features:

* Css support. All stylesheets in the Stylesheet folder are referenced in every xhtml page.
* @font-face support, src value must be a font embedded into the ePub.
* <ins> & <del> tags now have an editor (though no support for rev date or reason just yet).
* In options dialog, you can configure the <q> tag to also emit curly quotes for readers (such as my Sony PRS-600) that don't render the <q> with quotes. Currently, the characters are fixed to English-style curly quotes and cannot be customized.

Screenshot of fontface editor with Css reference in body:

The ePubHub source code is going to be moving to .Net 4.0 tomorrow and hopefully a version using 4.0 will be released soon if there are no problems.

04-13-2010, 01:49 AM	#51
awx Connoisseur Posts: 68 Karma: 56 Join Date: Oct 2009 Device: Sony PRS-650 & PRS-600	New version released, with these features: * Css support. All stylesheets in the Stylesheet folder are referenced in every xhtml page. * @font-face support, src value must be a font embedded into the ePub. * <ins> & <del> tags now have an editor (though no support for rev date or reason just yet). * In options dialog, you can configure the <q> tag to also emit curly quotes for readers (such as my Sony PRS-600) that don't render the <q> with quotes. Currently, the characters are fixed to English-style curly quotes and cannot be customized. Screenshot of fontface editor with Css reference in body: The ePubHub source code is going to be moving to .Net 4.0 tomorrow and hopefully a version using 4.0 will be released soon if there are no problems.