Re: Template for css and other publishing constructs

Hi George,

I have added my CSS notes (lines 13-23) in the XHTML document and made a
simple update.

Best regards

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On 5 March 2018 at 23:56, George Kerscher <kerscher@montana.com> wrote:

> Hi EPUB Community group,
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> Before Christmas, I posted about my desire to have a CSS template that I
> could use for creating documents.
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> I have done a little work. Note the styles have not been updated in 15
> years.
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> At any rate the file is attached and includes a recipe.
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> Love to see a great template that blind people could use to create good
> looking documents.
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> Oh, and eventually having more on aria attributes will be good.
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> Perhaps this is more work than a simple xhtml file that can be used as a
> template. I was also thinking about the CG’s best practices and How do I
> database or collection of examples.
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> Best
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> George
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> George Kerscher Ph.D.
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