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Originally Posted by zelda_pinwheel
yes !! "view sets" sounds great. i would love to have a tab where i am looking at the css, and it doesn't move, and in my main tab i'll be looking at my html code. it would be brilliant. i'll mention this is my issue.  |
It would be even better if you could hide or "fold" (as in vim) arbitrary parts of the source. You could thus hide "everything not CSS"
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The Chapter marker in Sigil is splitting the epub at those points if I understand things correctly. Page breaks on the other hand don't have to split the file, they're pure formatting. Also, if you use Chapter Marker for a page break then you need to go into the TOC editor to manually remove that item from the list of chapters.
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Note that pagebreaks are not separate XHTML elements, but properties of existing elements. A title, a paragraph, a block, etc. can have "page-break-after" or "page-break-before" set to "always" or "avoid".