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Old 08-04-2022, 02:03 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Stahlkind View Post
Thanks, that sounds easy, but I can't get it right. In which css must this be so and what do I have to enter that it becomes small caps? Sorry for my lack of understanding.
That code snippet should be in a stylesheet linked to the html file. At the start of each html file, you should see <head>...</head>. If you have one or more linked stylesheets, you would see a line similar to:

Code:
<link href="../Styles/Stylesheet.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"/>
In the html file, to apply small caps, I would use the below:

Code:
<span class="sc">The text you want in SmallCaps</span>
If you set up a clip as suggested by DiapDealer and Turtle91, you would simply select the text you want in small caps and apply the clip which makes it a lot easier for us fumble-fingered typists.

Edit: Possible issue is that I don't remember using clips in 0.9.8 so not sure if the feature is available.

Last edited by DNSB; 08-04-2022 at 02:08 PM. Reason: Did 0.9.8 have clips?
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