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Originally Posted by Brett Merkey
Yes, it is possible to use CSS to insert text into content. Use a pseudo-element.
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And which platforms does that work on?
I've never seen it used in actual ebooks.
What happens if Amazon converts the epub?
What does Calibre do on conversion to LRF, PDB, mobi/KF7, azw3/kf8? Logically the css should work like a macro and the conversion have the content text where the class is invoked.
But macros are one of the evil things in C and C++ with sometimes unexpected expansion. Unavoidable in Assembler.