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It would be useful to be able to specifify a bit of formatting for index entries. For example, scientific names are typically written in italics: Homo sapiens
This could be simple and backwards compatible like this: sigil_index_marker sigil_index_marker-i likewise: sigil_index_marker-b sigil_index_marker-u in fact, if you parse the flags after the dash, many things would be possible: sigil_index_marker-ibu but plain italics is the thing that is most needed |
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Simply add something unique to each entry itself and the use Sigil search and replace to add the proper css class.
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