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Old 12-19-2015, 05:54 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by ProDigit View Post
I presume without stylesheet, you can still select between heading <h1> to <h4> or so, and between <b>, <i> and <u>,
And presume that you can write the book in one font specified at the top of the html, right?

I still need to learn how the .css file connects to xml and html, probably my next project. Html without this was so much easier!
You can put in <h1> to <h4> and <b>, & <i>. I'm not sure about <u>. You might need to do underlining via CSS.

CSS allows you do define how the ePub looks. You cannot do some things without CSS like embed fonts, smallcaps (even if simulated), and other things. Also, you make it hard to edit it just for yourself.
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