I generated a 3 level inline TOC, and wanted to change the styling for the different levels
In Sigil, each level had it's own class, so it was trivial to replace Sigil's TOC.CSS with the one that I liked to use
The Editor will generate a toc.xhtml file with a <ul> <li> <ul> <li> etc. nested, and with the <style type="text/css"> in the toc.xhtml file
If I change the CSS for the <li> the container value is inherited, and something like font-size:1.25em; really gets ugly.
1. IHMO it's be more flexible if each TOC level had it's own class
2. In the epub, I tweaked some generated settings, and the font-size I added really got messed up. Is there a correct way?
3. My end goal would be to have (maybe) ...
H1 enteries = bold, 2em, 1 em below,
H2 enteries = bold, 1em, 1 em below,
H3 enteries followed by another H3 = normal, 1em, 0 em below,
H3 enteries NOT followed by another H3 = normal, 1em, 2 em below
OK, that might be ugly, but it's an example of TOC level-specific styling
Open to alternatives, but in this case, I think Sigil's approach might possibly be more flexible