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Originally Posted by gardefjord
1. Sure, this works but the ePub format doesn't support 0 auto.
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The
ePUB specification explicitly allows the "auto" value for margins, so it supports it. The bad news, is that it also explicitly allows it to be replaced with "0":
"Reading Systems
may set the value of any
margin property whose specified value is
auto to
0."
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2. Perhaps we can find a work around that readers do support?
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If you set the width of the element as a percentage of page width, you can set the margins to half the remaining percentage. If the centered bit is 40%, you set left and right margins to 30%, so that 30+40+30=100.
Or maybe setting "display: inline" and wrapping it into a <div> with "text-align: center".
For a table, which has a width that by default adapts to its contents, I'm not sure what would work...
You can always write polite emails (but many) to Adobe and Apple
