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Hi,
If there are parse errors in an xhtml file, then trying to parse the xhtml to change a link location can in fact mess it up even more. The only way to change the link location is by parsing the xhtml.
And adding a css link does not cause parse errors unless you add it improperly. So please post a test case where adding a css link causes previously good xhtml to become bad.
Please note, that Sigil 0.9.0 no longer uses Tidy so losing large pieces of text should not be an issue any longer. The official xhtml parsing rules via gumbo are used and they autocorrect just like a web-browser does.
KevinH
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