>The problem is CSS doesn't support the lh unit yet so
the problem is that ebooks css does not support what you expect a slightly out of date browser to support, and almost each ebook renderer has its own problems.
Think html email sized problems.
the problem is that ebooks css does not support what you expect a slightly out of date browser to support, and almost each ebook renderer has its own problems.
Think html email sized problems.
There should be some sort of acid test as well for email readers, of course.
But, IMO, all of them should be limited to avoid JS use (think of how well some sites are capable of rendering without JS [0])