Hi,
I've been playing with different ways of inserting images at the beginning of each chapter. Normally I would just insert a <div|p> tag with the appropriate class and an <img> tag. But I was saying to myself: "Self, there has to be a more automatic way of doing this that decreases bloat."
I used the :after pseudo selector in my CSS like this:
Quote:
h3:after {
content:url("../Images/head_ch.jpg");
display:block;
text-align:center;
margin:0 auto;
}
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It actually works perfectly!
The problem is that when I check the ePub with Flightcrew I get an error that my image is not being used:
Quote:
This resource is present in the OPF <manifest>, but it's not reachable (it's unused).
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It
IS being used, just not from one of the html pages...
I figured since ":after" is implemented in CSS2 that it would be supported and recognized by the current version of Sigil/Flightcrew...
Anyone have any ideas - Is this warning something I can safely ignore?