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Originally Posted by speakingtohe
Yes which is what I said more or less in the line you left out of your quote?
OP was looking to not have to do the books one by one I believe so bulk convert was what I was referring to by the would be nice if it did.
If you know a way to do it in the conversion process I would love to hear it.
Helen
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Quote:
Originally Posted by speakingtohe
Yes which is what I said more or less in the line you left out of your quote?
OP was looking to not have to do the books one by one I believe so bulk convert was what I was referring to by the would be nice if it did.
If you know a way to do it in the conversion process I would love to hear it.
Helen
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It works during conversion, you are quite right I didn't ask it to do in the editor.
In the editor it is more simple to just open css and remove the line.
But during conversion ( or mass conversion ) it works to, only with the terrible regex, I am not pleased but I gonna work with it.
Here is a screenshot ( in my language ) where to fill it in.
If you do a batch conversion, it also looks in the .css and replace it.
edit:
But the given regex doesn't work.
Seek regex: line-height:\s1\.\d* and replace by line-height: 1.5em or Seek regex: line-height: \s1\.\d* and replace it by line-height: 1.5em.
in the original .css the line is : line-height: 1.5em, there is a space between the : and the 1.5... I now gonna edit the .css file and remove the space, just to see if the regex does work and the space is a problem...