Thread: Standard CSS for Kobo?
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Old 09-21-2010, 06:57 PM   #4
CazMar
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Originally Posted by capidamonte View Post
No need to merge them. NoteTab is my editor of choice -- I code everything there. Sigil opens XHTML files (and text files). So the workflow is easy.

Nice to find another NoteTab user.
Yes, NoteTab is definitely THE program for doing anything involving code. Despite the profusion of web page editors I still prefer it for HTML, I like to see the code and know what is going on, and by making up my own library I can keep everything consistent. You have now given me an idea - I might open a book with good Kobo formatting in Sigil and copy and paste the code from the XHTML file into NoteTab for future use.
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