Thread: Can I see the CSS code for default html tags?
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Old 08-03-2014, 10:54 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by ElMiko View Post
certain tags, such as <h#> <blockquote> and <ol> have a default css style to them (in the first, I would guess it's largely about font weight and size; in the second, margins and/or padding; in the third... i dunno... maybe some table format???)

I'd like to be able to see what the CSS is that generates these default display settings for various kinds of html tags. Is this possible?
the technically correct reply
The defaults are device manufacturer specific

the 'recommend' CSS defaults are in appendix 'A' foe CSS2.2 at W3C
We know how well manufacturers follow standards


If you want to see what SIGIL is using, the 'explorer' tool (F10) can show what the 'computed' effects are for each line of code
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