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Old 03-24-2024, 02:44 AM   #263
chiasottis
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Hi there,
I'm trying to convert an Apple dictionary to PocketBook format. I completed the conversion successfully, but the output has no formatting.
Apple relies on CSS classes for all formatting, rather than HTML tags. pyglossary outputs the CSS file in a separate file, but I couldn't feed it into PocketBookDic.
The end result is a file that includes the HTML code in the definitions, but lacks all the CSS styles that would display bold, italics, etc.
How can I get an output that includes all the formatting from the source?
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