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According to the epub spec a page number can be defined as:

<p>

<span epub:type="pagebreak" id="page23">23</span>

</p>

And in the page-list:

<nav epub:type="page-list">
<ol>

<li><a href="georgia.xhtml#page752">752</a></li>

</ol>
</nav>

Does the value of the page number need to be a integer value? In otherwords, will the following be valid:

<p>

<span epub:type="pagebreak" id="pagei">i</span>

</p>

Will this cause issues on any of the popular readers?


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Support for actual page numbers is practically non-existent on almost all e-readers. You've tagged this epub3—I'll point out that epub3 support is also practically non-existent...

I don't think using non-integer values is going to cause issues on many readers, because I doubt many of them will care. I also don't think many of them will break on the page, unless you have explicit css to force a page break.


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