FEATURE: Support a user-defined template for main xhtml content about epub-gen HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi @timtribers, thanks for the suggestion. There isn't any strong special reason, we haven't just considered that yet. 🙂

In one of my usages I'm completely customising the contents of chapters, by setting to not append titles (options.appendChapterTitles as false, and not setting author, url of each content) and customising the contents myself (I'm also using EJS to compile the templates on my side).

This allows me to have different chapter 'templates' for book front matter, body and back matter.

Would this work for you?

Also, regarding the templates, how do you see it working? Through a template property on each content object, maybe?

Cheers.

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Hi @pedrosanta,

Actually, the more I thought about this, the more I realised I don't need it!
The only thing I cannot control the way it works now, is the section. What I wanted to do was add in another linked css file.

Sure I can use the css: option, but that replaces style.css in all cases. It would be nice to be able to add a css file for each item - that would sort me out, I think.

(There are some other features I could also really use, but will raise those as separate issues.)

Many thanks

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@timtribers So, what you're saying is almost like having a way to define different styling for different contents/chapters, is it?

If yes, couldn't that be done through a custom CSS and nested styling like, .content-type-a p { /* style 1 */ } and .content-type-b p { /* style 2 */ } and add these classes on top level element of each chapter content?

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Closing this for inactivity. 🙂

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