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Originally Posted by weatherwax
I take it that epub applies the same rules as HTML, there are some quite good online resources for html, w3schools would be a good place to start.
According to w3c one should use em, cite, dfn when possible (or appropriate) and otherwise styles but avoid i and b.
Sigil always replaces inline styles with style sheets. Normally I replace the sgc-x styles with reelvant ones used in my main style sheet and delete the Sigil Style sheet. |
Actually, ePUB follows the more strict rules of XHTML. The link is still a good place to start. I know that w3c advises to avoid <i> and <b>, but I feel (and I am fortunately not alone in that) that they are wrong there.
I also always replaces the sgc-x styles. Usually I have an appropriate style already available, making the change easy.