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Binchen · 07-22-2021, 05:43 AM

Thanks for the information so far. I personnally can still not see any value in this report but maybe others do.

But back to my original problem. I thought that this could be a way to find mistyped class attributes. When i add

Code:

<p class="logi">Logo</p>

its syntactically correct. Its not mandatory to have something corresponding in the CSS, so neither Flightcrew nor epubcheck are complaining.

But semantically its obvious that there should be something present, either in styles in the head section or in any linked stylesheet file.

Is there something in Sigil which can help me to find class attributes that have no equivalent in any stylesheet?

Binchen

07-22-2021, 05:43 AM	#9
Binchen Connoisseur Posts: 57 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2021 Device: Abakus	Thanks for the information so far. I personnally can still not see any value in this report but maybe others do. But back to my original problem. I thought that this could be a way to find mistyped class attributes. When i add Code: <p class="logi">Logo</p> its syntactically correct. Its not mandatory to have something corresponding in the CSS, so neither Flightcrew nor epubcheck are complaining. But semantically its obvious that there should be something present, either in styles in the head section or in any linked stylesheet file. Is there something in Sigil which can help me to find class attributes that have no equivalent in any stylesheet? Binchen