[FM Discuss] How to associate new section with CSS

[Mick - Floss Manuals]

On 07/02/13 12:07, Daniel James wrote:
> Hi Bren,
>> Given problems with styling and indexing our Audio Cookbook using Booki,
>> we have decided to integrate it as a new section into the main FF
>> Advocacy & User Guide. To do this we need to add a new section divider
>> image.
> Section dividers are normally added automatically when you create a new
> section in the edit interface. See:
>
> http://en.flossmanuals.net/booktype/the-table-of-contents/

Hi Bren & Daniel. 

I think what Bren is asking above is if there is a place to store a
permanent css file which overrides the default css each time you publish
a pdf, so you don't have to manually override it each time.

In this case - creating custom section pages with images. ie

#section-7a .objavi-subsection-heading{
        background:#fff url(
http://www.freedomfone.org/booki/images/07a_troubleshooting.png
<http://www.freedomfone.org/booki/images/07a_troubleshooting.png>) no-repeat
center center;
}

You can see the result here -
http://freedomfone.org/files/guides/freedomfone-en-book-2012.11.19-12.16.48.pdf

>From poking around there isn't a place where you can enter a custom
style in userinfo page or in the book info page attached, which would be
the logical place to put that file. I suspect that the booki publisher
system isn't that sophisticated and that you *do* have to enter your
custom text each time from the publish page.

Daniel, does that sound right? Bren, sorry if this isn't what you meant.

nice one
Mick
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