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Originally Posted by stevenam
As mentioned in the title, is there a way to do it?
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That depends on your technical skills. Epubs are zip files and it's relatively easy to add/remove CSS files with a batch file or shell script. You could also add a custom CSS file with Calibre during an epub to epub conversion.
However, as
davidfor and
jhowell have already pointed out, there's no perfect one-size-fits all CSS solution. If the structure of the epubs is relatively simple, you could also replace the default stylesheet with a simple general-purpose CSS file. For example,
CSS Boilerplate for eBooks.
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Originally Posted by stevenam
The deselection of "internal style" may help, but the parts where words in bold or italic, or arrange center are completely gone.
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Most likely bold and italic text is formatted via span tags. E.g., you might see something like:
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<p>This is <span class="calibre999">bold</span> and this <span class="calibre666">italic</span>.</p>
If the books are all from the same publisher/book designer and the classes were consistently used, you could use the Saved Searches feature in Calibre Editor or Sigil to replace them with the usual tags. E.g.,
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<p>This is <b>bold</b> and this <i>italic</i>.</p>
This would allow you to disable the default stylesheet.