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Old 12-14-2015, 06:46 PM   #1
Hendrixxxxxxxx
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Indexing question

I am using indexing for the first time.

In the user guide (admittedly for 0.7.2) it states:

To find indexed words you can search in Code View. Or you can highlight them in Book View in color by adding the following CSS temporarily to your stylesheet:

[class="sigil_index_marker"] { color:#335500; }

I have tried doing this and it doesn't work - or at least I can't get it to work. I have simply copied "[class="sigil_index_marker"] { color:#335500; }" into my stylesheet - is that right?

I notice that some of the index entries in the text take the form of <a class="sigil_index_marker" title="XXXXXXXX" id="sigil_index_id_1">, but most take the form of <cite id="sigil_index_id_8"> or <p id="sigil_index_id_7">.

Am I doing it right? Has something changed fro 0.7.2? Is there a way of highlighting indexed words in book view?

Thanks
Phil
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