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Originally Posted by TaviCalderon
hi, back again already, sorry.
how would someone make the work summary italicized?
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The default title page HTML isn't very easily customized like that.
But it's not terrible difficult to add custom HTML for that purpose.
The default is very basic:
Code:
## Default:
## ${id}, ${label}, ${value}
titlepage_entry:<b>${label}:</b> ${value}<br />
You can pretty easily add classes and IDs for CSS. But there is a twist: For Summary and a few others, you need to also clear
wide_titlepage_entries, otherwise they'll use
titlepage_wide_entry.
Here's one possibility:
Code:
[epub]
#include_tocpage:true
titlepage_entry:<b class="fff_tp_label" id="${id}_label">${label}:</b> <span class="fff_tp_value" id="${id}_value">${value}</span><br />
wide_titlepage_entries:
add_to_output_css:
#description_value {
font-style:italic;
}
Years ago, FFF made the title page using <table> tags and Summary(description) was a 'wide' entry that spanned two columns. FFF has special code for
titlepage_use_table from before you could customize the HTML.
I'm looking at how that code could be 'fixed' to be more intuitive.