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Originally Posted by tarisea
The problem with putting them in one header (which I hadn't thought of doing by the way) is that the format for them is completely different. So if it reads
Book 1
THE CAT IN THE HAT
Both lines are centered
Book 1 is in a significantly smaller font and in Proper Capitalization (first letter of every word).
The Cat in the Hat is in all caps and underlined.
I don't know how to put that in one header.
Also a question: if I use the inline method
h3, h4 {
display: inline;
}
Where does this go? The TOC Stylesheet? Cause it doesn't look like anything there.
Thanks for all of your help
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see post 9
the style (class) selector goes on the sheet that is linked.
You are formatting the Chapter Head, which is a part of the Body of Work
NOT the TOC page, which for convenience in Sigil, has its own stylesheet