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Old 12-28-2014, 12:50 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Toxaris View Post
I would strongly recommend an editor like Sigil. Also, keep it on CSS2 (and ePUB2) for better compatibility.

Keep in mind that it is strongly recommended to keep the XHTML file below 280k. Especially older readers have a limit there. Rule of thumb is a XHTML file per chapter. With a stylesheet you have much, much better control.
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You can always save (export) your CSS to use with your next book


A CSS can be very simple

if you set the most used attributes

p { the style for the bulk of the body paragraphs}

p.a_special_case {when different from the base}

<p>A normal paragraph</p>
<p class="a_special_case">This may be an all bold-italic paragraph</p>

see how simple your code could be
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