I'm competant at basic html and (using NoteTab) I feel comfortable making my ebooks this way. I have, however, been considering learning about cascading style sheets (CSS) because I believe their templating nature may be quicker in the long run. I'm sure there would be no problem with EbookComplier a such, but I've also read that many older browsers don't recognise CSS. So - what happens if they don't? Anyone else using style sheets? Any problems/advice? I'd like reassurance before investingtime learning CSS! Thanks. Chris
Stylesheets are definitely worthwhile. It will save you a lot of formatting, and make your pages much easier to build and view. It's not complex. There are a lot of great tutorials out there, and tiny apps that will help create your .css.
Backwards-compatibility is not a problem either: if the .css is not evoked properly, there is no error message - you just don't get the formatting and fonts you specified. Instead of your Arial or Verdana typefaces, it reverts to Times New Roman.
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