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Old 07-18-2022, 06:45 PM   #11
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I had used the Calibre Editor's Remove Unused CSS tool and that cut the stylesheet down from about 1500 to 600 lines. I then went through the files and changed the classes bit by bit. At the end, I was back down to my standard set of classes (and it looks fine). At that point, I had to wonder if I would have just been better off mass deleting all of their classes and just applying my own to the bits and pieces that needed additional formatting. I suppose another alternative would be to set up a new, additional stylesheet and swapping the links to their stylesheet to mine. That way, I could have something to compare to or go back to if I had to.
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