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Old 04-15-2022, 11:14 PM   #23
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I'm running EPUBCheck from within the Editor and it's pointing out duplicates id= lines. Something like this at the start of several of the files:

Code:
<body class="normbody">
<div class="page" id="section2_1">
<div id="box1_1" class="normbody">
...
These are leftovers from the original since I basically don't know what they're for. According to:

https://www.w3docs.com/learn-css/css-id-and-class.html

Quote:
An ID selector is a unique identifier of the HTML element to which a particular style must be applied. It is used only when a single HTML element on the web page must have a specific style.

Both in Internal and External Style Sheets we use hash (#) for an id selector
So, even ignoring the duplicates, there ought to be a style somewhere where #section2_1 and #box1_1 have some attribute applied. But, I can find no reference to them. I suppose it's possible I've deleted it already without realizing it. Can I just delete both of those <div... lines?
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