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Sounds like you’re talking about the subset of HTML+CSS used in ePub. Come to think, ebooks and emails have pretty similar “richness” needs.
by derefr 5y ago
Sounds like you’re talking about the subset of HTML+CSS used in ePub. Come to think, ebooks and emails have pretty similar “richness” needs.
- craig131 5y agoThat's a great idea, just use the ePub standard. Never made the connection between ebook formatting and email formatting before, nice.
- shakna 5y agoMost ePub readers are intentionally not compliant with the standard, because the standard allows way too much. Including, for example, arbitrary execution.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> Sounds like you’re talking about the subset of HTML+CSS used in ePub. EPUB3 supports JS.
- derefr 5y agoEPUB3 is a half-baked standard that nothing actually fully supports. The JavaScript parts especially—most e-readers don’t ever plan on adding JS support, even if they nominally support EPUB3.