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Originally Posted by Ahmad Samir
I think Sigil (via libtidy?) examines the file and adds those css classes to the relevant paragraphs and at the top of the html file (like the ones you posted).
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I'm sure that's it. I was recently working on a book in which I happened to mark an entire paragraph as italic (I do just about everything in code view):
<p><i>Lorem ipsum, blah, blah</i></p>
Switched to book view and back to code, and it had eliminated the <i></i> tags, created a new style at the top for an italic normal paragraph, and applied it there.
I agree with theducks; when you see this, create a new style in your CSS, apply that and get rid of the one Sigil/Tidy created.