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Originally Posted by p3aul
Well this has certainly turned into a tempest in a teapot! What started out as a question to see if by using sigil, I could place the book title on every page. it turned into the question that an OP had the right to ask a question in what ever forum he chose. They won, they took their football and went home. quite frankly, I'm tired of the whole mess. I don't even have the right to close the thread. Since i don't frequent this forum at all, till now, I will bid you adieu for I do not expect to see you again.
Thanks,
Paul  |
The tempest--and its associated teapot--is all yours. You posted in a forum not likely to get you useful answers, for, as I endeavored to explain very politely, the query has to do with the overall ePUB format and devices, NOT Sigil, nor how the ePUB was
created-only how the CSS is used, which is universal, not "epub-maker-specific." When the mods moved it, it wasn't a "spanking;" they moved it
so that MORE people with expertise in ePUB could answer the question. It's your
perception that you were somehow "disrespected" or "net-nannie'd" that's the issue.
What is this, two posters we've had in the last month, with this type of vitriolic reaction, no matter how many people have endeavored to help? Man, it's turning into an epidemic. It's unfortunate that so many people seem to have this acrimonious, instant response to any attempts by those who DO know the answers to help them.
Frankly, makes me want to say--why bother? If this is going to be the norm, I'd rather just chat with the others here who are serious, and can spit-ball answers, than take or read abuse from those that don't. What's the upside for answering noob questions, if this is what to be expected?
Hitch