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8.3.2 Option 2: Using Different CSS Files<br />

Publishing on Kindle: <strong>Guidelines</strong> for Publishers<br />

Media queries can specify different CSS for Mobi and KF8 formats in different CSS files. In the example<br />

below, the Mobi and KF8 formats utilize different CSS style sheets and the common CSS styles apply to<br />

all media.<br />

Example:<br />

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<br />

8.3.3 Option 3: Using Style tags<br />

Media queries can specify different CSS for Mobi and KF8 formats directly using tags.<br />

Example:<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

8.3.4 Option 4: Using @import<br />

Media queries can specify different CSS for Mobi and KF8 formats directly using @import to include<br />

different CSS files.<br />

Example:<br />

@import<br />

@import url(common.css);<br />

@import url(kf8.css) amzn-kf8;<br />

@import url(mobi7.css) amzn-mobi;<br />

8.4 Using the display:none Property with Media Queries<br />

To specify different CSS for the content in Mobi 7 and KF8 format, use the display:none property with<br />

media queries. Support for the display:none property in the Mobi 7 format is available in Kindlegen 2.4<br />

and later versions.<br />

Example:<br />

.defaultcontent<br />

{ display: block; }<br />

.mobicontent<br />

{ display: none; }<br />

@media amzn-mobi<br />

{<br />

.defaultcontent<br />

{ display: none; }<br />

}<br />

.mobicontent<br />

{ display: block; }<br />

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