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Originally Posted by nikkie
The point that many of us are making is that we don't *want* the styling that the book has attached to it. If the publisher, for example, designs the book to look good on an e-Ink screen, but the font looks like garbage on an LCD screen, I want to be able to change it. Same with sizing. I simply don't understand why you would *want* to be locked into something like that.
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Well put. I prefer to select the font, size and colors, and have all my books in that same comfortable format. Something as simple as an inset quote should not be difficult to accommodate, but the vagaries and varieties of CSS implementation in can present a problem. I'd have been much happier if the HTML formatting for emphasis, block quotes et cetera were utilized rather than deprecated in favor of CSS. Adapting such labels for accessibility is also much easier.
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