Thread: Use CSS sheet in conversion
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Old 11-27-2018, 12:13 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by GrosNours View Post
Hi,

I have some raw text files that I want to convert to epub (they will be easier to read on my tablet).

Is there a way to use a sspecific CSS file in the conversion, instead of what seemed to be hardcoded calibre* classes? I don't want to search and replace the generated files to change the styles afterwards, if I can help it.
Calibre does not have hard-coded classes. What it does is try to ‘flatten’ any classes already present and give the new classes generated from this process names of the form ‘calibrenn’

If you are starting from raw text files then you will not have any pre-existing classes so any classes generated will be as a result of any conversion options you specify.
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