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Old 04-05-2011, 03:57 AM   #16
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I think I'll follow that advice, Jellby. At least until there are more universal and cross-platform means to solve this problem. I'm looking forward to ePub3 mentioned by Peter Sorotokin and hope that this problem can be solved then. When can I hope that ePub 3 can be released?
Trouble is, even when it is released, it's going to be many years before all (or even most) readers use it. I'm afraid it's best to go for the "lowest common denominator" if you want people to actually be able to read your book. Of course, if it's just for your own personal use, that's a different situation.
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-<i> or <em>?
I'd suggest

<span class="emphasis">emphatic text</span>
<span class="foreign">foreign text</span>
<span class="booktitle">name of a book</span>
<span class="othertexttype">other text that may need to be typographically distinct</span>

I suppose you could use <em>...</em> for the first one. But for longer-term usefulness, mark up italics for meaning rather than typographically.
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