Thread: Sigil CSS parser will not understand the new nested CSS
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Old 04-12-2026, 02:53 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by KevinH View Post
Any ereader that uses a webkit or webengine core that was made in the last two years (2024) probably does.

Though I doubt any epubs exist with nested css in the wild (yet). This is just future proofing Sigil as I am sure those who pull in html from websites to create their ebooks will eventually run into it.
I didn't think of website code that could use nested CSS. That's a good reason to support de-nesting it.
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