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Old 04-30-2013, 09:22 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by ecbritz View Post
From what you wrote, I now gather that it may be done. But then you need to inspect the .xhtml (and its associated files) with knowledge of HTML coding. Otherwise you will be digging a hole for yourself.
(x)HTML files and CSS as used in EPUB are matched pairs.
As long as you import BOTH together (Sigil WILL usually bring in both if they are properly accessible. )
Each source file SET (a set is 1 or more XHTML files from the same source) can have its own CSS .

Of coarse, If the files all started with a common (monster sized) style sheet (and it was not purged of unused styles), you are good to go with a single sheet.
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