urn:uuid:9bb44f7a-6735-11de-8227-aa008bfedbfd 2009-07-03T05:03:25-04:00 Various commentators urn:uuid:5e236940-67b0-11de-8227-aa008bfedbfd 2009-07-03T05:03:25-04:00 Jellby <p>For the line-height problem, the ePUB specification could add some CSS property or syntax to provide relative lengths. There are already custom properties like &quot;oeb-page-head&quot;.</p> urn:uuid:6eb19a42-6a40-11de-8227-aa008bfedbfd 2009-07-06T11:19:43-04:00 llasram <p>@Jellby: Ooh -- I hadn't thought of that, but that's actually a pretty good idea. Maybe add a new unit which is interpreted as the line-height of the current element, or of the parent when setting the line-height (just like 'em' is for font-size). Any non-compliant viewers would just ignore the unit they don't understand. Nice and elegant.</p> urn:uuid:6cbd37a2-6e8f-11de-8227-aa008bfedbfd 2009-07-11T22:55:15-04:00 Mike <p>Hear, hear. I was was in the same boat and found that while it's pretty easy to find illegal books, it's straight impossible to find legitimate books... anywhere. I did the obvious thing and browsed Amazon but just found a few Kindle books (thanks, but no).</p> <p>The best I could do was project Gutenburg. No wonder EBooks never took off.</p>