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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Another thing (not font related) that I don't like is the same styles duplicated with different names such as tx1, tx, fmtx1, fmtx, amtx1, and amtx. That's 6 classes that could be done in just 2.
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I don't even see the need for those two classes. I have CSS for a plain p which is indented, and then for the non-indented paragraphs I use
Code:
h + p, hr + p /* etc */ { text-indent: 0; }
I only use classes where it's a special case; e.g., a div for poetry. One of the first things I do when cleaning up a book is remove all of those unnecessary classes (pindent, nonindent, etc.) from the html.