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Originally Posted by Jellby
I think those pseudo-elements are not supported in ePUB, so beware.
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According
to this popular page the limitation seems to be ADE, not ePub:
Code:
(ADE 1.0 doesn't support:
* pseudo-classes/elements
* text-align: justify;
* font-variant: small-caps;
* OPS extras:
o display: oeb-page-head;
o display: oeb-page-foot;
o oeb-column-number: [integer]; )
'course, I'm not
exactly shooting for ePub.
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It matches a p immediately following an h4 contained inside a div.body. The + is the "adjacent sibling" selector (other selectors here).
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Done some reading now, and I get it, I think. Headings don't
contain paragraphs, so the best you can do is look for nearness. If there is even an
img or
hr then no good.
Thanks for helping!
What is the good ol' CSS way to make a horizontal rule? In my current CSS, I've added page-break-after to all my
divs, which works as expected in print preview -- but I'd love to add a visible rule for normal browsers, which don't break the page.
Am I right in thinking that
hr is a formatting tag?
m a r