On Mon, February 6, 2012 2:47 pm, don kretz wrote:
I would assume PG must be doing something like this now for html files for ereaders. If you know an html file is going to an ereader format, and you know the default css has, say, irrational margins, you adjust the css. It's what css is for.
The last I had heard explicitly was that was that inline styles were forbidden, and external CSS stylesheets were likewise forbidden. Sometimes I have seen really ugly internal stylesheets created by the Tidy function that moves inline styles to internal stylesheets. I haven't examined Mr. Perathoner's epubmaker program, so I don't know if any of these internal stylesheets are rewritten during the conversion process, but based on the specifics of Mr. Adcock's complaints I suspect that they are not.