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Originally Posted by edeniz
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This is my epub style:
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I assume you have that in the [epub] section. That's the only reason I know of why it wouldn't work at all.
For specifics, epub--especially in dedicated ebook reader devices--doesn't always support all the possible CSS settings. When I used your CSS above, I definitely saw it being imported into the epub and at least part applied. You may be using CSS settings epub (or your epub reader) doesn't support.
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Originally Posted by edeniz
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Hmmm. That's what I thought, but without an example to try, I couldn't be sure my solution would work.
This works:
Code:
[archiveofourown.org]
add_to_extra_valid_entries:,series00HTML,series01HTML,series02HTML,series03HTML
series00HTML_label:Series
series01HTML_label:Additional Series
series02HTML_label:Additional Series
series03HTML_label:Additional Series
make_linkhtml_entries:series00,series01,series02,series03
titlepage_entries: seriesHTML,series01HTML,series02HTML,series03HTML,category,genre,language,characters,ships,status,datePublished,dateUpdated,dateCreated,rating,warnings,numChapters,numWords,site,description
Most of that (all except replacing titlepage_entries) will be added to defaults.ini in the next version. Honestly, I thought series00HTML, etc already was in defaults.
(Note that series00 == regular series.)