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Old 10-14-2020, 12:58 AM   #44
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All of my classes are simple and the class names are created to match what they're used for. A simple <p> is too simple and needs a class name to be efficient, in my opinion. But then I'm a perfectionist..
Not sure if I would call myself a perfectionist but most of the p tags I use are simple <p> tags with the stylesheet supplying the style for a basic text body paragraph. I then use modifying styles such as text-indent: 0; for the first paragraph in a chapter or after a scene break. After all, CSS is cascading style sheet.

For my personal use epubs, I'd estimate about 10 minutes to run the appropriate items from my saved search collection. For ebooks I work on for others, I will spend more time but that also generally involves testing on multiple platforms. Did I mention I am really beginning to hate media queries?

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