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Old 11-23-2012, 08:39 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by theducks View Post
Once the Link has been made, it is there until you edit it out of the HTML.
a typical book Only has 1 (shared CSS, but you need to set the link into the file.
You are not limited to a Single CSS for a single HTML file either. If one file has a special, complex style, I leave those in a seperate CSS and only link that to the file that nees it, thus saving the need to parse a BIG css for every file.
Thanks theducks, good point, I haven't thought this way, I'll use your suggestions in the future, I'm glad I've asked this question so I won't make this mistake further down the road when I have many docs created.

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Originally Posted by mncowboy View Post
If your master document is one html file that you bring into Sigil, add the link to the css file. Then when you split the file up in Sigil, it will automatically include everything in the head section for each of the split files.
Thanks mncowboy for this tip, I'll combine your tip with theducks in the future to convert several Word document to epub.
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