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Referencing to a CSS file on the main level of the device
I know that there possibilities to use global CSS files with KEPUBs and - in combination with the Calibre plugin "ExtendedKoboDriver" - "kobo_extra.css".
I like to know if you could refer to any css file in the main file system level of the device in the link element. Something like that: Code:
<link href="kobo:generic.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> |
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