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Old 06-07-2014, 12:54 AM   #1
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Live CSS panel clickable links

I'm using calibre 1.39 on linux here.

First, I want to say that I love the new editor Live CSS feature. Whenever I edit an epub I've purchased, it's usually to tweak the css formatting to suit my preferences and work around ereader (nook) formatting bugs. The Live CSS panel clickable class links are a real tedium saver here.

However, I've worked on several epubs where the clickable links in the live CSS panel consistently link to the wrong css class. After some experimenting with different epubs in my library, I think I've found a pattern. The css @font-face statement seems to throw it off. If a .css file contains 3 @font-face statements, all the Live CSS links in that file will link 3 classes after the correct class. The @charset statement has a similar affect - if a .css file has an @charset statement at the beginning, all of the Live CSS links are 1 class after the correct class.
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