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Originally Posted by RHWright
Thinking of getting my feet wet on some ebook creation. Figured I'd start with some editing. I have some non-DRM, public domain files I can play with.
So, how is the learning curve on Sigil?
I'm not a programmer. Some basic website/HTML experience, but mostly more familiar with desktop publishing and design, which is mostly WYSIWYG-type stuff. Pretty good with Adobe, MS Word, etc.
Is this going to be relatively straightforward or a real brain strain for a non-programmer type? (Gotta say, I never much got into adjusting CSS with my webs design. Dreamweaver was my friend.)
Thanks
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The good news:
The number of CSS options is way down for EPUB.
The Bad News (?):
Any value change: Tag, you are it
The Good News: Basic Ebooks probably involve less than 15 parameters.
Find some books (here at MR or elswhere) that you like how they look.
Look at the code, then the stylesheet.
Right-click on the class= (or tag): 'Go to link or style'
and give it a
gander