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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Of course, you could define <i> in CSS for most uses of <i> and then only have a class when you want to do something different.
I prefer <p> to be mostly just <p> so I have CSS to define the most used definition of <p>. Again, I cannot stand something like <p class="indent"> when <p> would do instead. |
I am happy to read this. It is the argument I took when I first started editing ebooks a year and a bit ago, when I was still on my (persistent) learning curve.. "why do I need all this code?"
I asked a similar question in another thread of mine, why is everthing class= calibre1, calibre2, calibre3, calibre_1, calibre_2. It used to annoy me so I started to strip everything out and style the base tags in the css and only add a class when I needed something different to what the base tags were styled to.