[FM Discuss] How to associate new section with CSS

[Bren]

Hi Daniel & Mick

Thanks for replying to my query - apologies for long delay but I had a 
trip to Nairobi that disrupted progress in this regard.

What I discovered is that Objavi manages Sections sequentially, so if 
you add in a new section you have to renumber all subsequent ones in 
your custom style sheet.

Best
Bren


On 07-Feb-13 2:59 PM, Daniel James wrote:
> Hi Mick,
>> 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.
> Not as far as I know, but adding the section in the edit interface and
> pasting in the custom CSS as usual sounds like it might do the trick
> here. I don't think changing CSS would help if the issue is that the new
> section is not marked as such.
>
> Cheers!
>
> Daniel
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