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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
CSS is a really poor language to modify in any robust fashion, that is one of the reasons that the calibre conversion flattens all css into classes.
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Speaking of which, is there any chance of getting the current calibre CSS output switched from this:
.calibre
.calibre1
.calibre10
.calibre2
to this?
.calibre01
.calibre02
.calibre03
.calibre10
(Intermediate classes omitted for brevity.)
The leading zeroes just make it so much easier to make sure one doesn't accidentally catch the wrong target with a regex match; "calibre1" matches that, "calibre10", "calibre11", and so on. "calibre01" is much more solid.