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Originally Posted by skunkworks
Thank you, Karellen. So that I can hopefully learn from your largesse, how can I tell in the next ebook which block is H1?
The novel is not at all complicated. There are only two font sizes used: 12 and 14. I have no idea why all those classes were generated. If italics are considered another class, we have only three classes. Yikes. It's gone rogue!
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This is your heading...
<h1 id="id_Toc525564898" class="block_12">Chapter 1</h1>
The <h1> tag is pretty easy to find in the
xhtml pages as you have discovered.
The
class attribute in the
<h1> opening tag indicates that value
"block_12" is styling the heading. It may be a different value in your next book.
You then go to your
css page, and find that same class,
"block_12" in this case, and modify it.
You should also check each heading to ensure that they are all using the same class. I have a suspicion some may be different, judging by the size of that stylesheet you posted.
It's best that you don't specify a font size for the body of the novel. Let the user set that to their own personal preference in the ereader settings. Which is why I suggested removing the font sizes.