Thread: Newbie: how to edit H1 Header
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Old 10-02-2014, 03:44 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Phylis Sophical View Post
Doing my first eBook using Sigil / LibreOffice / Calibre.
Is it possible to edit the H1 / H2 Headers from within Sigil? Or do I have to do that from within my text document?
Being a newbie to this, I'm totally lost when it comes to style sheets/HTML/CSS and the like. So if I could simply edit the Font & size from within Sigil, that would be awesome.
The TOC Generator allows Edits (affects the source. H tags being the usual reason for existing. (you should normally avoid using H tags just for style) )

You can edit EVERY LAST CHARACTER in code view if you so desire
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