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Old 09-07-2013, 06:47 PM   #1
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Help wit xhtml in CSS

Hi,
Please, I need help to properly define a list style. The issue is as follows:

1. define a list style in CSS, for example: ol.dec { list-style-type: decimal; }
2. in xhtml document I use the style defined above, for example:
<ol class="dec">
<li> blablablabla </ li>
other ....
<li> blablablabla </ li>
</ ol>

And it works perfectly. But..., only it works "perfectly" to the item number 9. Starting with item 10 does not present the full decimal number.
The number 10 to 19, has only 1. blablablabla ...
The number 20 to 29, has only 2. blablablabla ...
etc.

Firmeware is a problem in the Kobo Touch? I'm missing something in the CSS code?

Can anyone suggest me a solution? Beforehand very grateful.

Kobo Touch N905C, firmware 2.6.1b
Spanish language.
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Old 09-08-2013, 01:23 AM   #2
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I'm afraid I can't help you, except to suggest that you might get more help in the ePub forum.
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Old 09-08-2013, 02:21 AM   #3
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Hi,
Please, I need help to properly define a list style. The issue is as follows:

1. define a list style in CSS, for example: ol.dec { list-style-type: decimal; }
2. in xhtml document I use the style defined above, for example:
<ol class="dec">
<li> blablablabla </ li>
other ....
<li> blablablabla </ li>
</ ol>

And it works perfectly. But..., only it works "perfectly" to the item number 9. Starting with item 10 does not present the full decimal number.
The number 10 to 19, has only 1. blablablabla ...
The number 20 to 29, has only 2. blablablabla ...
etc.

Firmeware is a problem in the Kobo Touch? I'm missing something in the CSS code?

Can anyone suggest me a solution? Beforehand very grateful.
I played with this issue a while back and I found no solution that worked with .epub files. Setting the margins and/or padding did not seem to have any effect. As renaming the file to .kepub.epub to use the ACCESS renderer displayed the list properly (including allowing use of the start directive), I finally decided it was an issue with the Adobe Reader Mobile renderer. I bounced a query about this off Kobo's tech support and was told that they could duplicate the issue but could not give any information on when or if a fix would be implemented.

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Old 09-08-2013, 07:08 AM   #4
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Hi,
Please, I need help to properly define a list style. The issue is as follows:

1. define a list style in CSS, for example: ol.dec { list-style-type: decimal; }
2. in xhtml document I use the style defined above, for example:
<ol class="dec">
<li> blablablabla </ li>
other ....
<li> blablablabla </ li>
</ ol>

And it works perfectly. But..., only it works "perfectly" to the item number 9. Starting with item 10 does not present the full decimal number.
The number 10 to 19, has only 1. blablablabla ...
The number 20 to 29, has only 2. blablablabla ...
etc.

Firmeware is a problem in the Kobo Touch? I'm missing something in the CSS code?

Can anyone suggest me a solution? Beforehand very grateful.

Kobo Touch N905C, firmware 2.6.1b
Spanish language.
Have you run it through CSS Validator?

Just a thought ....
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Old 09-08-2013, 11:53 AM   #5
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