Thread: Convert .lit directly into .IMP formats
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Old 11-02-2009, 05:46 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by =X= View Post
Yeah, before I my last post #18, I tried exploding a LIT file using clit and running any2IMP. That did resolve 2 of the 3 issues. However the CSS issue is still there and that is going to require the IMP creator tool to scrub the CSS file to make it IMP friendly.

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The main things I change in CSS are:
(1) the <body> style to have small left/right margins via style="margin-left: 2%;margin-right: 2%" and
(2) the "control" for the spacing between paragraphs via style="margin-top: 0;margin-bottom: 1em" for <p>'s or <div>'s used for body text.

This can be done manually for one or two conversions, but the real challenge is reading the html code and trying to "clean up" the right CSS styles to make it more .imp-friendly...
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