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Old 08-15-2019, 06:26 AM   #54
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Originally Posted by Chaihana Joe View Post
One would think that, somewhere out there, somebody would have posted an elegant barebones ePub CSS file for novice book designers to base their work on. Try as I might, though, I haven't been able to find one.

Can anyone point me to such a thing? I'm looking for a minimal approach - maybe a hundred lines of code, max. I don't care if not every eventuality is catered for, in fact I'd see working under the constraints of something so simple to be a good discipline.

I would be looking for something that worked pretty much universally across platforms.

TIA
The best way to get a skeleton CSS is when you are working on eBooks, create your own. Use the full file for each eBook you make. Save the CSS separately and then when you are done making the eBook, remove all unused CSS. But what you will end up with is your version of a clean CSS file that you can use.
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