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Originally Posted by ecbritz
I'm building up a whole vocabulary here ...
a HTLM is CODED
a .xhtml is PAIRED with another file
a SET of .xhtml's derives from the same source (thus probably all PAIRED with the same CSS)
It's all going into my notebook, thanks very much
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Don't read too much into all this! "Coding" is a good word to describe writing computer code. "Writing" or "constructing" will do just as well. You were picked up for using "encoding" - not a generally used term for making a html (or xhtml, or css), with overtones of obfuscation.
A html often contains a link to a stylesheet. The usual term is "Linked". An epub (like a website, which it strongly resembles) will be split into sections. Chapters of a book will typically have similar layout and therefore use the same css stylesheet. It may be convenient to use a different stylesheet for e.g. a title page, table of contents, bibliography...