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Originally Posted by phossler
Does having a number of unused CSS styles from a my 'House Rules' CSS add anything significant to the overhead of size or performance? (serious question since I don't know)
I concentrate on cleaning the HTML text and standardizing formatting either between merged files, or even within a epub. Especially to make it the way I prefer to see it on my Kindle
I've never worried about unused CSS rules in my standard CSS file (currently epub34.css) , since for example I have a <p> that I like, also headings, tables, etc. I have TOC-related CSS that makes the HTML TOC the way I prefer.
Admittedly when I'm done I could put the epub on a diet to get rid of all that fat. Just never thought about it because of the way my workflow has developed. |
Significant? probably not unless the list is huge.
But why? What is important is you are using the
same names. Deleting unused does not change any names.
In the rare case you find your edit needs a previously discarded rule, you can replace the CSS (I would use the Unpack tool and slip the replacement in that way) then reclean after the latest edit.
Lean Mean EPUB Machine
