You'll have to make sure all of the necessary dev-related Qt packages are installed if you want to build a newer version of Sigil yourself. The 'docs' folder of the source tree has some pretty detailed descriptions of what needs to be installed to build.

@KevinH: There was no UrlInterceptor stuff in 1.2.1 was there? That was my first thought when all css wasn't working, but I was thinking 1.3.0 was the first release for that.

@FrankJH: before you take the time to build Sigil yourself, I see that Sigil 1.7.0 is available via the openSUSE Community repositories. You might want to try that first.

Checked Sigil-1.2.1 tag on github and no URLInterceptor code existed yet.
So it can't be that.

And as you said

https://software.opensuse.org/downlo...&package=sigil

Shows Sigil-1.7.0 is available at least for Tumbleweed and Sigil 1.3 for Leap 15.2.

Leap 15.3 is not on that site yet. And although openSUSE Tumbleweed has Sigil 1.7.0, the Leap distros all only provide Sigil 1.2.1 (inherently). You have to enable a communities repository to get Sigil 1.7.0 on openSUSE Leap 15.2/3.

I don't know all the particulars, but I'll try it out when I get back home to my dev machine.

Sigil 1.7.0 is only available for Tumbletweed, but I was able to install Sigil 1.3.0 ... and wow, my formatings reappeared.

Thank you so much for your efforts! :thanks:

1.7.0 is available (from community repos) for Leap 15.2, and I imagine it's only a matter of time for it to be available for 15.3 from the same community repo. It's already building, but packaging for 15.3 doesn't seem to be there quite yet.

You're right that Tumbleweed is the only one that comes pre-packaged with Sigil 1.7.0, but it can be installed from community packages on the others, as well.

How did you manage install 1.3.0? Is there a backports or testing repository you used?

Was really eager to use Sigil ... so I simply downloaded the rpm from

https://software.opensuse.org/downlo...&package=sigil

and installed the software via YAST ... although the 1.3.0-package belongs to 15.2, it worked out of the box :2thumbsup

Kind regards, Frank