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Old 10-16-2020, 09:18 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by icallaci View Post
I believe doing an epub to epub conversion will merge identical classes. But I hope merging won't be incorporated into "Remove Unused CSS Rules." I sometimes use identical CSS rules with different names in different sections of an epub. I would prefer not to see a style named "dedication" or "toc" in the middle of a chapter where "center" makes more sense to my human brain.
Have a look in the Calibre editor. I think you will find the feature is already there BUT there is a checkbox to enable the feature. If you do not want to use that feature you do not have to.

I use ny own stylesheet with my own name for each style so do not care about the original style names.
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