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Regor | greetings friends 😀️ . how to use mupdf -U CSS-file feature for epubs . i tried some .css files but it made fonts almost unreadable . do i need some specific .css file to be used with epubs..? | 15:47.09 | |
Robin_Watts_ | Regor: You probably don't want to just be picking a random one off the net. | 16:18.50 | |
Your best bet is probably to start from the one we use and tweak it gently. | 16:19.04 | ||
Regor | yes..i get it.. | 16:54.29 | |
please link the file so i can use it | 16:55.39 | ||
i am on debian buster ... also on android using mupdf/fdroid so .css file would be probably usable on phone too. | 17:09.16 | ||
Robin_Watts_: please link the file | 17:32.55 | ||
Robin_Watts_ | Regor: https://git.ghostscript.com/?p=mupdf.git;a=blob;f=source/html/html-parse.c;h=b6ed0e0e81d672936334e3e1b18c0b42730049f5;hb=daa735136831874a5ab53e39f0f318391f86fd4d | 23:02.57 | |
That's the C file that contains both the default html css and the default used for fb2. | 23:03.22 | ||
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