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elf ([personal profile] elf) wrote in [community profile] ebooks2010-11-09 07:46 am

The Random Ebooks Questions Post

Ask your questions! Get answers! Maybe even useful answers!

Ask anything! Ask about ereaders, or filetypes, or conversion methods, or where to find books, or which authors don't like ebooks, or what software works on which computers, or anything else ebook-related. Preferably, put the question, or part of it, in the subject line. That way, the questions will be easy to find, and new readers who show up can see if their question has been asked before.

Feel free to post links to your journal where you've spelled out your questions in detail (or just make a new post here; it's totally fine to make a long post about "thinking about ebook readers; what's the pros & cons of these two?")

Answer questions! If you know about a certain aspect of ebookery, jump in with answers!
amalthia: (Default)

Re: AO3 bug with epub files?

[personal profile] amalthia 2010-11-26 11:37 pm (UTC)(link)
Most of my css help has come from the Mobile Read forums. :) I'm going to have to find this web developer addon and check out the LJ smooth sailing layout comm. :)

You're right it does help to have someone to help explain things because the tutorials don't always go into great depth as to why css works a certain way and piecing it all together is not easy.
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Re: AO3 bug with epub files?

[personal profile] valiha 2010-11-26 11:46 pm (UTC)(link)
Link to Smooth Sailing in an entry above, and Web Developer here! Once added to Firefox, you just click on CSS, then on View style information, then hover over an element on the page. When you click on that, an information window at the bottom of the browser shows you all the details about what css was used for which page element.
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Re: AO3 bug with epub files?

[personal profile] amalthia 2010-11-26 11:52 pm (UTC)(link)
Thanks! This sounds incredibly useful. :)