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per passage styling in Harlowe - is it this simple?
Hey - think I've gone either mad or stupid.
Putting this at the beginning of a passage, I can restyle each passage as I want. It's late and I've probably deluded myself - could someone debunk this for me? Haven't been able to do this until now..
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style1.css" type="text/css" />
- So I've created a directory called "css" and put a separate stylesheet file in for each different 'look' I want - "style1.css","style2.css", then added the above line to each passage I want to call that look for.
Ok, so not elegant, but it works, no?
Putting this at the beginning of a passage, I can restyle each passage as I want. It's late and I've probably deluded myself - could someone debunk this for me? Haven't been able to do this until now..
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style1.css" type="text/css" />
- So I've created a directory called "css" and put a separate stylesheet file in for each different 'look' I want - "style1.css","style2.css", then added the above line to each passage I want to call that look for.
Ok, so not elegant, but it works, no?
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Okay, maybe not significantly. I think it's both possible and plausible, if you don't create too many stylesheets. Take this with a grain of salt though: I haven't had time to test it.