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Old 01-21-2014, 01:03 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by joshua.kendrick View Post
So I changed all of the px to em, and bingo! I also was trying to run the whole file off a single CSS. I found it easier for me to have a seperate CSS for each section, ie, Title, Copyright, Table of Contents, so forth and so on. Seems to be working now. Thanks for the help DiapDealer and davidfor.
Joshua:

Really--you don't need that many stylesheets. It probably means you have a ton of duplicated and unneeded styles, which can cause issues with some readers. If you need that type of segregation, use comments in your Stylesheet to separate out the sections (we do that), for each section of the book, but having a new stylesheet for each page/piece is really overkill.

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