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dicknskip · 03-21-2011, 02:21 PM

I want to override the html created by Sigil when you press the increase indent key. Just like you can do with h1 through h6. I created the css entry I want and it works outside Sigil. When I include the css in Sigil and then select a set of lines and press the increase indent key I get an extra, default style entry created by Sigil and my overrides don't take effect.

If I go back to the html and remove the extra css created by Sigil and take the class="sgc-#" code out of the blockquote html it works pretty well. Sigil leaves the old <p> xxx </p> code hanging around so that overrides any paragraph indent changes in the css. If I go and remove this <p> coding it works the way I want. But that's a bit of a kludge.

Am I just asking too much of Sigil?

03-21-2011, 02:21 PM	#1
dicknskip Zealot Posts: 134 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Okotoks, AB, Canada Device: iPad V-3	blockquote over ride I want to override the html created by Sigil when you press the increase indent key. Just like you can do with h1 through h6. I created the css entry I want and it works outside Sigil. When I include the css in Sigil and then select a set of lines and press the increase indent key I get an extra, default style entry created by Sigil and my overrides don't take effect. If I go back to the html and remove the extra css created by Sigil and take the class="sgc-#" code out of the blockquote html it works pretty well. Sigil leaves the old <p> xxx </p> code hanging around so that overrides any paragraph indent changes in the css. If I go and remove this <p> coding it works the way I want. But that's a bit of a kludge. Am I just asking too much of Sigil?