Thread: Why, During ePub to ePub Conversion does Calibre changes existing CSS classes?
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Old 08-05-2011, 05:24 PM   #1
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Why, During ePub to ePub Conversion does Calibre changes existing CSS classes?
I know is is off-topic, but it does have to do with converting ePub to ePub.

Why is it that when one converts ePub to ePub, that Calibre changes some of e existing CSS classes? Why can't Calibre leave things be and just modify what's been asked to be modified? Like if I specified to have different margins just change the margins or I just want to add in a cover image. To me, this makes no sense. It also makes changes that I don't actually want.
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