<head>
<title>Sample text</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" type="text/css"/>
</head>
<body>
<p>The below text is in Lineparine.</p>
<p>Fqa'd kranteerl es lineparinergeny.</p>
<p class="lineparine">Fqa'd kranteerl es lineparinergeny.</p>
</body>
To finally get this:
The issue:
But it doesn't work from the book itself. The only workaround is to open "Reading settings', then "Custom CSS Code", and finally, explicitly add the above CSS code into it. Then it works. I would be glad if it worked from the book itself.
Additional information:
The above works only if I set "Styles" to "Document + User styles". Neither "Document" nor "User styles" don't work at all separately.
I can concur that when Document styles are set,the styles are ignored. However when I set document plus user styles they get applied. All except my content after logic block.
It would be great if I could do something like this in my CSS styles:
Then in the book's XHTML files:
To finally get this: The issue: But it doesn't work from the book itself. The only workaround is to open "Reading settings', then "Custom CSS Code", and finally, explicitly add the above CSS code into it. Then it works. I would be glad if it worked from the book itself.
Additional information: The above works only if I set "Styles" to "Document + User styles". Neither "Document" nor "User styles" don't work at all separately.