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Old 03-09-2012, 11:54 PM   #3
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Hi,

While creating an ebook I wish to have certain matter (e.g. letters, verses, etc.) to be of a smaller font-size, and perhaps having a larger indent as well. What do you recommend doing?

It'd be best if you know of some software. If there isn't a way, do you know of some place on the Internet where you can learn how the CSS codes function, how to insert them, etc.?

Thank you.
Welcome to the forum.

In the CSS: .smaller { font-size: smaller; }
in the HTML: <p class="smaller">Whatever your text is</p>

should work, though there are other ways.

My favourite book on learning CSS and HTML is HTML, XHTML & CSS by Elizabeth Castro - very highly recommended. She's also written EPUB Straight to the Point which is also excellent and highly recommended.

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