This menu provides a non-exhaustive CSS syntax and properties list. It also shows some KOReader-specific, non-standard CSS features that can be useful with e-books. Most of these bits are already used by our categorized 'Style tweaks' (found in the top menu). Long-press on any style-tweak option to see its code and its expected results. Should these not be enough to achieve your desired look, you may need to adjust them slightly: tap once on the CSS code-box to copy the code to the clipboard, paste it here and edit it. Long-press on any item in this popup to get more information on what it does and what it can help solving. Tap on the item to insert it: you can then edit it and combine it with others.
This popup menu provides a quick CSS cheat sheet, showing common selector syntax and classic CSS properties. It also shows some KOReader-specific non-standard CSS features, that can be useful with e-books. Most of these CSS bits are used by our categorised Style tweaks in the top menu: look there and long-press on a style tweak to see its CSS code and a description of what it does. If these are not enough to trigger what you want, you may need to adapt them: tap on their CSS code to copy it to the clipboard. You can then paste it here and edit it. Long-press on any item in this popup to get more information on what it does and what it can help solving. Tap on the item to insert it: you can then edit it and combine it with others.
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Most of these bits are already used by our categorized 'Style tweaks' (found in the top menu). Long-press on any style-tweak option to see its code and its expected results. Should these not be enough to achieve your desired look, you may need to adjust them slightly: tap once on the CSS code-box to copy the code to the clipboard, paste it here and edit it.
Long-press on any item in this popup to get more information on what it does and what it can help solving.
Tap on the item to insert it: you can then edit it and combine it with others.
It also shows some KOReader-specific non-standard CSS features, that can be useful with e-books.
Most of these CSS bits are used by our categorised Style tweaks in the top menu: look there and long-press on a style tweak to see its CSS code and a description of what it does.
If these are not enough to trigger what you want, you may need to adapt them: tap on their CSS code to copy it to the clipboard. You can then paste it here and edit it.
Long-press on any item in this popup to get more information on what it does and what it can help solving.
Tap on the item to insert it: you can then edit it and combine it with others.