Sentences with word «oeb»

only supports oeb epub and fb2 too which meant i had to convert a few of books (google «anytofb2» if you find yourself trying to do the same...)

This is workable, but I would add body -LCB- oeb - column - number: 1; -RCB-, so that cover is never displayed using multiple columns.

FBReaderJ FBReaderJ is an e-book reader application for Android that supports formats oeb, epub, fb2.

This approach is recommended whenever setting the oeb - page - head or oeb - page - foot values.

An element assigned display: oeb - page - head or display: oeb - page - foot must not be considered in effect while any markup specified before such an element is still being rendered in the same context (for example, if it is on the same page in a paginated context, or in the viewport for a scrolled context).

In addition to the standard values defined for the display property in Section 9.2.4 of [CSS2.1], EPUB Style Sheets may specify the values oeb - page - head and oeb - page - foot.

eBook formats: PDF, WORD, EXCEL, TXT, EPUB, FB2, HTML, TCR (Psion Text), PalmDOC (Aportis Doc), CHM, OPEN EBook (oeb), OpenReader

The EPUB specification has, for a long time, included the custom CSS values oeb - page - head and oeb - page - foot for the display property.

I dislike the existence of special style properties like the oeb - * styles where equivalent CSS3 properties exist.

It supports plenty of formats, such as, ePub, fb2, plucker, Mobipocket, oeb, OpenReader, ztxt, rtf, pdf, djvu, odt, iSilo, and many others.