Thread: Exporting HTML and CSS animation in sigil
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Old 07-19-2019, 03:11 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Josh Aenon View Post
@Diapdealer if am correct you are trying to say sigil accepts HTML5 and CSS 3 codes and can export them as epub 3?
You can set a preference in Sigil as to whether you want to start editing a new epub as epub2 or epub3.

Sigil natively can not change the epub type between epub2 and epub3 on the fly. There are a couple of plugins that you might find useful though I personally have not used either of them. The epub3-itizer plugin will let you save an epub3 version of an epub2 file and the epub2 output plugin will save an epub2 version of an epub3 file.
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