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Old 11-22-2012, 10:33 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by michaelbr View Post
Thanks theducks for your prompt reply and sorry for the wording, what I meant is for all chapters and thanks for the tip to link one css to several html files, I didn't know this trick. For consistency purpose, it would be nice if there's a way to have only 1 master css which will be inherited to all other html files, and when we need to change some chapters, we'll change just those chapters. I guess it's not the limitation of Sigil but CSS, right?
Once the Link has been made, it is there until you edit it out of the HTML.
a typical book Only has 1 (shared CSS, but you need to set the link into the file.
You are not limited to a Single CSS for a single HTML file either. If one file has a special, complex style, I leave those in a seperate CSS and only link that to the file that nees it, thus saving the need to parse a BIG css for every file.
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