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Originally Posted by Johnmuzy
I am new to Sigil and looking for some help.
I have a number of books that I wish to convert to epub and would like to keep the same styles for all of them. I have created a "Lorem Ipsum" doc formatted with all the styles I need - body text, verse, table, hanging indent, references etc. Although I am not familar with .css, I am trying to learn and recognise the basics.
My question is, once I have a set of styles that I wish to use for all my books, can I simply copy/paste the css code into a new document after opening the new document and deleting the existing code from the new document?
Sorry if this sounds rather basic - I couldn't any reference to this on searching the forum.
Many thanks
John
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In the Book Browser, you can "add existing item" to the style sheet .
So if you have some favorite style sheets
, add them so you can then, use them.
Sounds like a huge job editing/adding
class=whatever to more than a few items.
Maybe Valloric will invent some simple to use style/tag tools
From within the CSS.
Count Uses in document of selected. (current,you must copy the class type, paste into a Find. Open the first page in code view, click at the top to set the start point, Select All HTML in the Find , then click Count)
Class replacer
Replaces the Class portion for x type tags. Nil replace value, Removes
respects Tag types ticked (Invert option: All BUT ticked)
Class me tool.
Add a "span class=yada" to selected text in Book view.