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enuddleyarbl · 08-03-2022, 10:05 AM

@JSWolf: In the previous Pratchett books I'd edited, there was some variation (or two (or three)) of a section break class as you described. And, like you, I'd replaced it with my <hr/>. In the current book I'm editing, they didn't use such a class. It looks like they're using a pairing of empty paragraph marks and their first paragraph in the chapter class:

Code:

<p></p>

<p class="chapteropenertext">

Good thing I looked. In the previous books, with only one "chapter," there was only the initial use of that <chapteropoenertext> tag. I would have routinely deleted it (Replace All w/ nothing) if I hadn't been looking for the breaks you mentioned. Thanks.

08-03-2022, 10:05 AM	#7
enuddleyarbl Guru Posts: 782 Karma: 1538394 Join Date: Sep 2013 Device: Kobo Sage	@JSWolf: In the previous Pratchett books I'd edited, there was some variation (or two (or three)) of a section break class as you described. And, like you, I'd replaced it with my <hr/>. In the current book I'm editing, they didn't use such a class. It looks like they're using a pairing of empty paragraph marks and their first paragraph in the chapter class: Code: <p></p> <p class="chapteropenertext"> Good thing I looked. In the previous books, with only one "chapter," there was only the initial use of that <chapteropoenertext> tag. I would have routinely deleted it (Replace All w/ nothing) if I hadn't been looking for the breaks you mentioned. Thanks.