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roger64 · 06-06-2016, 01:31 AM

Thanks you for your nice plugin.

I am used to append a second style-sheet to my books. Later, once I finished editing the book, I prune it with the Calibre editor. Among the CSS lines you can find these ones:

Code:

.Title, .Heading, .Subtitle,{
text-indent: 0;
}

The plugin stopped parsing this style-sheet because of this code (see screenshot). It's very nice to know precisely what happens instead of getting a terse and cryptic "failed".

I would like to know if the above code is wrong and if I should break it in three parts. The rationale behind this code is that the converter writes these above-mentioned styles in the first style-sheet without any text-indent, and it spoils the display.

Without these offending lines, the plugin seems to work smoothly (second screenshot) and offers a very customizable choice, which is always a plus.

06-06-2016, 01:31 AM	#4
roger64 Wizard Posts: 2,625 Karma: 3120635 Join Date: Jan 2009 Device: Kindle PW3 (wifi)	Thanks you for your nice plugin. I am used to append a second style-sheet to my books. Later, once I finished editing the book, I prune it with the Calibre editor. Among the CSS lines you can find these ones: Code: .Title, .Heading, .Subtitle,{ text-indent: 0; } The plugin stopped parsing this style-sheet because of this code (see screenshot). It's very nice to know precisely what happens instead of getting a terse and cryptic "failed". I would like to know if the above code is wrong and if I should break it in three parts. The rationale behind this code is that the converter writes these above-mentioned styles in the first style-sheet without any text-indent, and it spoils the display. Without these offending lines, the plugin seems to work smoothly (second screenshot) and offers a very customizable choice, which is always a plus. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by roger64; 06-06-2016 at 01:49 AM.