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Originally Posted by FatDog
I am trying to convert a bunch of fan-fiction and stories by wrapping basic Paragraph tags around paragraphs, then importing into Sigil to create epubs.
Many of the postings contain either a few paragraphs by the author about what influenced them to write the story, and in others - they have started putting this type of information above the title/body of the story:
Author:
Title:
Part:
Universe:
Summary:
Keywords:
Language:
At first, I was just removing these, then seeing that this bookeeping information could be valuable, I was putting PRE tags around them to let them stay. But this is ugly and some of the long-winded header information pushes the title onto the next page.
How would I use CSS to hide whole blocks of header information? I have searched and found the 'display - none' option and the CSS option for a class called visibility:hidden; - But this means I have to tag each row as a paragraph with this option.
I would like to wrap several PRE sections with something that makes then not-display:
Code:
<p class="not-visible"><pre>
Date:
Subject:
</pre>
<pre>
Author:
Title:
Part:
Universe:
Summary:
Keywords:
Language:
</pre> </p>
Any advice on how to do this? |
Pre says NO (CSS) style to be applied
<div class="NoShow">
all your stuff
</div>