Thread: Assigning custom style sheets to a particular book
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Old 01-30-2018, 09:55 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
How do you know your custom style sheet will actually work with that book? Are you sure all the class names your sheet is using will exist in the style sheet of this book?
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Why do people assume that a Their Generic stylesheet will line up?
The only case would be for / applied to bare tags: <p>,<div>,<h3>...

In addition to replacement as suggested by Kovid.
You can ADD a second (or more) stylesheet to the book and LINK them to selected files, using the editors right-click in the filelist, menu.
Remember that any sheet not linked at that time, will be UN-linked from those files.
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