Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
• Instructions: Automatic; Class:
instructions
• Instructions Contd.: Automatic; Class:
instructions
• Related Recipes: Automatic
Tip
The Emit CSS option controls which paragraph style is used to define the
CSS class when you export an EPUB. The ability to enable or disable this
option is especially helpful when you map several styles to the same class.
To avoid CSS class definition conflicts, you can choose to emit the CSS
information for only one of the styles. The CSS class will then be defined
based on the style for which Emit CSS has been selected.
5.
Because the Instructions and Instructions Contd paragraph styles are mapped to the
same tag and class name, you'll export the CSS only for the Instructions paragraph
style when you export an EPUB later in this lesson. Deselect Emit CSS for the In-
structions Contd. paragraph style.
The document also includes two character styles, listed below the paragraph styles,
to which you need to assign tags.
6.
Apply the strong tag to the Bold character style and the em tag to the Italic style.
The strong tag will maintain the bold text in the recipes, and the em (emphasis) tag
will maintain the italics in the taglines below the recipe titles.
Before you close the Edit All Export Tags dialog box, you'll take care of one more
task: You'll specify that the Graphics paragraph style break the EPUB into smaller
HTML documents. Each recipe will produce a new HTML file in the EPUB, and
as a result, each recipe will start on a new page with a picture of the dish.
7.
Select the Graphics paragraph style, and then select its Split EPUB check box.
