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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
You figured out the missing title tags
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Yes. That were my minimization measures.
Your comments were very instructive!
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Originally Posted by Turtle91
I cringe every time I see how bloated with calibre classes some books get. Most of them are unnecessary.
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I also think so. What do you do about it?
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- Please do not use a class to describe your predominant <p> styling
- Please do not use a class to describe your <i> and <b> tags unless they are something other than the standard italics and bold
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The code is a complete mess, I know. But so I got the book. I do that much smarter.
Next I show here!
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- Please do not use empty paragraph tags (<p class="calibre69"> </p>) to create a space between items/paragraphs
So far I use <p> </p> for single empty lines. Or <p class="blanc"> </p> to make empty lines traceable via Search: blanc.
<p class="space"> is editable via CSS p.space {whatever} - that's an advantage. I will follow you using <p class="space"> for
'non-standard spaces' between paragraphs.
I studied code & CSS - I understand everything but this:
Code:
p {whatever styling you want your standard (98% of the book) paragraph}
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Some of the CSS is not needed. You do not need the i and the b styles as they are italic and bold as is.
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That's correct!
Additional question: Is lang="de" superfluous?
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<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="de"
Today it feels like a kind of Christmas and Easter, all in one. That was very friendly!
you all. A fruitful thread.