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I've found limited material on media queries for eBooks. Is there a link to a good resource that someone can throw at me? I'd appreciate it.
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Kindle Publishing Guidelines explain four different methods of using the new special media queries (amzn-mobi and amzn-kf8), as well as samples/examples of each. Section 8 is what you're looking for.
I use one main css file to import the proper specific css file(s) based on media queries, myself. It offers me a lot of flexibility that way.
The main.css file:
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@import url(../Styles/epub.css);
@import url(../Styles/mobi.css) amzn-mobi;
@import url(../Styles/kf8.css) amzn-kf8;
Then I only have to link to the main.css file in each of my html files:
Code:
<link href="../Styles/main.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
I can then easily comment out the various lines of the main.css file to view the results (and of course, I comment out the epub.css line before building the mobi with kindlegen/previewer).