CSS Question - Page 2

DiapDealer · 02-28-2012, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by jackibar

Ok - I guess since I didn't see a "Styles" folder in the Finder, I figured Sigil didn't create one so I made one myself... I think I'm understanding now that Sigil does create these folders, but they are contained in the ePub file and not actual "folders" you can see when looking in the Finder... - ?

Now you got it!

meme · 02-28-2012, 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by dwig

That would be good, but it would be better to have two items:

Insert into current HTML page
Insert into all HTML pages

Like S&R, have a choice between a single targeted HTML and a global action.

Also have the insertion be intelligent. Have the insertion placed after all other <link...> entries. That way you can insert multiple stylesheets in a particular order by first inserting one and then the other.

Well, what I'm actually implementing is support for single file or multiple selection right click to bring up a dialog to show you which stylesheets are in the selected html files and to allow you to include/exclude them and in what order. Its about half-way done so I'll have to dig up the code and finish it off

A simple tick on/off like Add semantics doesn't work since the order of stylesheets is important in files. Using a set as a default for new files is a possibility.

Toxaris · 02-28-2012, 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by meme

Well, what I'm actually implementing is support for single file or multiple selection right click to bring up a dialog to show you which stylesheets are in the selected html files and to allow you to include/exclude them and in what order. Its about half-way done so I'll have to dig up the code and finish it off

A simple tick on/off like Add semantics doesn't work since the order of stylesheets is important in files. Using a set as a default for new files is a possibility.

Great, every time we come up with something, you are already working on it.

theducks · 02-28-2012, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Toxaris

Great, every time we come up with something, you are already working on it.

Sigil is coming right along as a very great tool

mmat1 · 02-28-2012, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by jackibar

Ok - I guess since I didn't see a "Styles" folder in the Finder,

look into the "View"-section of the main-menu or hit alt-F1

huebi · 02-29-2012, 04:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Toxaris

Great, every time we come up with something, you are already working on it.

Unfortunetly not in my case

Perkin · 02-29-2012, 04:54 AM

An epub is basically a zipped folder of htm,css,images etc. and opf,ncx etc.. Some have sub-folders containing the various elements.

When using Sigil it automagically creates the correct sub-folder structure (inside the epub) and moves all parts to their correct paths, and updates the necessary paths in those files, so it becomes a fully compliant correct epub (most work anyway, but ignore the correct sub-folder structure).

It's this internal structure we are talking about when referring to Styles folder etc., thus when a (x)html file is using any css or image file thats why it needs the ../ to navigate to the root folder then the folder required 'Styles' or 'Images', so a link reference would then become '../Styles/filename.css' or '../Images/filename.jpg'

Also as said by other this link reference is case-sensitive.

murg · 03-01-2012, 07:42 AM

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jackibar · 03-01-2012, 08:04 AM

THANKS so much for the great info! I was wondering how I could see "inside" the ePub file - didn't know it was just a zip file! Y'all are wonderful!

theducks · 03-01-2012, 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by jackibar

THANKS so much for the great info! I was wondering how I could see "inside" the ePub file - didn't know it was just a zip file! Y'all are wonderful!

It is a Zipped file with special rules on how it is assembled.
It is easy to view (and discard) contents, but difficult to rebuild without using EPUB tools or having knowledge..

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Perkin Guru Posts: 655 Karma: 64171 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Kent, England, Sol 3, ZZ9 plural Z Alpha Device: Sony PRS-300, Kobo Aura HD, iPad (Marvin)	An epub is basically a zipped folder of htm,css,images etc. and opf,ncx etc.. Some have sub-folders containing the various elements. When using Sigil it automagically creates the correct sub-folder structure (inside the epub) and moves all parts to their correct paths, and updates the necessary paths in those files, so it becomes a fully compliant correct epub (most work anyway, but ignore the correct sub-folder structure). It's this internal structure we are talking about when referring to Styles folder etc., thus when a (x)html file is using any css or image file thats why it needs the ../ to navigate to the root folder then the folder required 'Styles' or 'Images', so a link reference would then become '../Styles/filename.css' or '../Images/filename.jpg' Also as said by other this link reference is case-sensitive.

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jackibar Enthusiast Posts: 38 Karma: 12 Join Date: May 2010 Device: iPhone apps	THANKS so much for the great info! I was wondering how I could see "inside" the ePub file - didn't know it was just a zip file! Y'all are wonderful!

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