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Old 06-10-2012, 08:09 AM   #45
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Originally Posted by roger64 View Post
1. - sgc styles
Thanks a lot for your explanations. I am still puzzled as to why, with your user guide in Code view:
- the current version displays no sgc style.
- the beta version consistently displays some of them.
As for example, in the "splitting and merging.xhtml" chapter.
I don't see any sgc styles in the document. Make sure you turn Tidy to Pretty Print and restart Sigil
before opening the epub, and if you've saved it, redownload the file. In the beta I only see the sgc styles if I have Tidy on and open the epub. I haven't checked the earlier code.

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2. - About images.
I greatly admire your very tight and efficient image code. I did notice the use throughout of png images which must do help them scale so well. Maybe you could have commented this choice?
png is the default screen capture format in Ubuntu As to the code for images, it was just what I saw somewhere and it seems to work ok. That doesn't mean it'll work everywhere, so if there is a more universal approach I'll switch.

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3. - Producing a style sheet.
I wonder how to produce such a nice alphabetically ordered and clean style sheet like yours. I guess it's not done by hand, which tool do you use for it?
Entirely manually, and gradually building up by adding, and removing, as needed.
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