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Old 04-21-2011, 03:28 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by ATDrake View Post
Since the bolding doesn't seem to do anything useful, I'd just get rid of it by doing a find/replace for

</b> <b class="calibre3">

and replace it with a single space, then replace

<p class="calibre2"><b class="calibre3">

and

</b></p>
Actually, I wouldn't replace with a space. Just perform a search for:

<b class="calibre3">

and replace it with nothing at all. Sigil will remove all the bold tags and once you save the file or switch to book view and back or something like that, it will automatically delete all the correpsonding bold end tags as well. If you change the search/replace to all html files it should take you all of about five to twenty seconds, depending on the size of the book.

Remember to always make a working copy and save your original to fall back on if you really mess things up and need to start fresh.

Wa la, no more bold text.
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