Thread: Fix "small caps" problem
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Old 06-05-2012, 12:12 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by MSWallack View Post
So I have an ebook that has been formatted (not by me) so that each new chapter or section begins with a slightly oversized letter followed by several words, in all caps, but in a tiny font before the text returns to standard upper and lower case and a regular font size. It appears that the formatting is trying to emulate small caps but doing so really poorly. When I get to each new chapter I have to either squint or zoom just to read the first few words. It's getting a wee bit annoying. Is there a quick way in Sigil to fix this? Note that I really don't understand CSS yet...
It depends on how the formatting has been done. It might be as simple as a change to the CSS controlling the 'smallcaps' text. Or you might need to edit each chapter start individually. It's impossible to say which case applies to your particular ebook.
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