CSS page margin on iBooks

It seems like iBooks ignores the css property PAGE MARGIN. I set the margin to 5px (@page {margin: 5x}) but iBook just ignores it. Is there a way to make it work?

Hello Glen-
I would have to see what objects your client is requesting, if you had a true loop, no page would be displayed at all. What I would think... You client is going to request more than just 1 object (get the container page, then request css, scripts, images, etc.) Each of those requests is probably being caught by the redirect rule. I would guess that your configuration is not really setup exactly how it should be, but its hard to know without a sniffer trace. Can you post a quick trace for me? email it to [email protected] if you don't want to publicly post it.
Regards,
Chris Higgins
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maybe someone encountered the same Problems I am facing.
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> Try setting it to true in your app and test again:
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