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Old 10-23-2014, 10:20 PM   #16
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
HOWEVER: we all know that there are a bajillion ways to make a book. Your way, my way, Wolfie the Curmudgeon's way...within certain reasonable standards, they all work. (Not counting emoties. I'm still recovering from that one.)

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I think you'd like my way. My way is the minimalist way. I start off deleting all the unused style's as a lot of eBooks uses a catch all CSS that is just full of unused styles. Sometimes more unused styles then used. So I do use <p> for a standard paragraph with a simple indent. Nothing special. It works in every viewer I've used it on unless some viewer setting overrides it. I even find things like <p class="chapter"> to be not good (IMHO) for chapter titles. I prefer a plain old <h2>.
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