Problem in CSS formatting

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Noble friends,

I am working on an ebook in the Sigil program. By linking the css stylesheet to xhtml I can format the H1, H2 and H3 tags. However, in the same file, I cannot format p and div tags. I have already noticed the nomenclature and could not find the error.

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Which Voce selector are you using? Note that some selectors are stronger than others and so if you try to change the style using a weaker selector will not work, try to put !important after every css property you want to edit to solve this.

  • Vilson, it turns out I’m copying the same rules that I had used in another ebook. Now it just doesn’t work.

  • could post link to the project or put some of the css and html?

  • H1 { font-family: Arial, "times new roman", Georgia, Serif; color: black; font-size: 2em; text-align: center; margin-bottom: 2em; margin-top: 3em;

  • p { font-family: Arial, "times new roman", Georgia, Serif; text-align: Justify; font-size: 1.1em; margin: 0; margin-bottom: 0.5em; text-indent: 1em; ;}

  • The H1 tag works. The p tag does not.

  • uses bootstrap, or some third-party css, or normalize?

  • tries deleting cache, Ctrl+F5 in browser

  • I’m using Sigil to make an ebook. You think Ctrl+F5 will influence?

  • I don’t even know what this is, I’m also bad at css.

  • You believe that bootstrap is better for building ebooks than Sigil?

  • you tried with ! Mportant?

  • as for the sigil or bootstrap if I were I would not use any, I had many problems using frameworks that promised to do magic but actually only complicate things.

  • But how to make an ebook without using such a program? Will Webstorm help?

  • something else I don’t know how much Voce knows css, but I doubt you know enough, css is easy and this is the problem because it is easy we end up thinking we already dominate, try to study more css.

  • the easiest way and javascript, javascript and much easier than css, can use the canvas tag

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