Adding custom code when converting?

[AccidentallyLazy]

I convert all my books to KFX to take advantage of the features it provides, however I also like to slightly edit the resulting file.

html {
margin-left: -35px;
margin-right: -35px;
break-inside: avoid !important
}

I use the above to push the text closer to the edges of my device, removing empty space, and...

body, div, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p {orphans: 1 !important; widows: 1 !important;

...the above to remove the resulting extra blank spaces added when converting to KFX, so the text goes from the top right to the bottom of each page.

The problem I have is that I add the html manually to the book, then add the CSS when converting which means it takes forever to convert a bunch of books as I have to edit>add code>save for every single one.

Is there any way to add both these codes when converting, so that I can just select a handful of books and have these added all at once during conversion?

Thanks.

[gbm]

Yes:



bernie

Originally Posted by AccidentallyLazy

I convert all my books to KFX to take advantage of the features it provides, however I also like to slightly edit the resulting file.

html {
margin-left: -35px;
margin-right: -35px;
break-inside: avoid !important
}

I use the above to push the text closer to the edges of my device, removing empty space, and...

body, div, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p {orphans: 1 !important; widows: 1 !important;

...the above to remove the resulting extra blank spaces added when converting to KFX, so the text goes from the top right to the bottom of each page.

The problem I have is that I add the html manually to the book, then add the CSS when converting which means it takes forever to convert a bunch of books as I have to edit>add code>save for every single one.

Is there any way to add both these codes when converting, so that I can just select a handful of books and have these added all at once during conversion?

Thanks.

[AccidentallyLazy]

This will both remove the blank space as well as add the negative margins? If it only replaces the blank space (like body, div, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p {orphans: 1 !important; widows: 1 !important, then I already add the above in the 'extra CSS window.

I meant can I also add the HTML during conversion, rather than having to open and edit every individual book and add it manually?

EDIT: Actually, just adding both to the 'extra CSS' box appears to actually work, I'll test it on a few and see. I didn't think adding both at the same time would work.

Thanks.