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Originally Posted by mcdummy
Hi wrCisco,
Could you also add a feature that does the opposite, i.e. looks in the html/xhtml/xml files for classes that are used in these files, but do not have a corresponding defintion in the css file?
I've downloaded several ebook from gutenberg.org, which did not provide definitions for all classes used in the html/... files. Since I guess that the creator intended to have a special formating of the corresponding text passages, but forgot to add the defintions to the css, it would be good to be informed about the missing defintions to be able to format these passages.
Regards,
McDummy
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You could use the Reports tool. The Classes Used report will show undefined classes at the top of the report with no matched selector or found in. See attached image.
And yes, this is a commercial book I'm cleaning up for my wife.. If you want really bad examples, check for ebooks created by Vellum.