Thread: Sigil Automatically Adding Code
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Old 04-26-2011, 11:28 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Toxaris View Post
Still, I think that there goes something wrong during the export from CS3. Sigil will note 'invent' code. There must be something to work with.
Sometimes Sigil (or tidy?) will try to clean up the code. For example suppose I have

Code:
<h2 class="center"><b>Chapter 1</b></h2>
Sigil might change that to:

Code:
<h2 class="center sgc-1">Chapter 1</h2>
with a style element .sgc-1 { font-weight: bold}

added to the <head> of that file.

Which is fine for epub, but if I use kindlegen to convert to mobi, it will not recognize the multiple css selectors (i.e. class="center sgc-1")

... but I don't think that explains why the font family declarations are getting replaced.
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