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Originally Posted by Phylis Sophical
Can you tell me exactly what my style sheet should say?
.westernNM { cloned code with margin-top, margin-bottom: 0 (??)
or on two separate lines as you put it?
Or am I suppose to also have all or part of the original HTML line?
I assume you are saying to name the style sheet 'westernNM.css' sans quotes?
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None of the above:
There is no such thing as 'My Stylesheet'.
There is
a stylesheet(s) that was designed ONLY for that document set.
Note some pub houses START the design process with a 'House standard' sheet, assigning each paragraph/image/whatever the house designated style code <p class="houseCO">, <h3 class="houseCN"> ...
Any other book, and those names might be different, or the VALUES adjusted (there can be house rules on how to override, usually Hands OFF the standards , just they add houseCN-override style to the stylesheet and code <h3 class="houseCN-override">
For every class=, there should exist a exact same name in a stylesheet
Note: Sigil and Calibre both have a tool to 'clean' the stylesheet of unused style definitions (only run at the very end, just prior to release, of the to reduce file size)