Thread: Q: Should [Delete File] also delete <link>?
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Old 01-01-2014, 05:27 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by phossler View Post
If I delete a Style or Font shouldn't any associated links also be deleted?

(Not sure about images, etc.)

One.jpg is a Sigil generated epub.

Two.jpg is the file loaded into the editor and the two CSS files deleted.


Opening the epub as a zip shows the 4 ttf files and the 2 css files in the root, so I think I have the references correct

Paul
Kind of dangerous to have happen automatically (did I mention I hate full Automatic anything). You might be getting ready to use those somewhere else/later

IMHO Sigil did a good job with 'Delete Unused..." which then presented a selection List of what it proposes.
This way, there is only 1 person to blame , the one that clicked OK
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