The document provides a comprehensive CSS stylesheet for formatting a book, including styles for various sections such as chapters, tables of contents, and footnotes. It outlines the structure and layout for different elements like headers, images, and tables, ensuring a consistent and visually appealing presentation. Additionally, it specifies rules for page breaks and the appearance of the front cover and title pages.
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The document provides a comprehensive CSS stylesheet for formatting a book, including styles for various sections such as chapters, tables of contents, and footnotes. It outlines the structure and layout for different elements like headers, images, and tables, ensuring a consistent and visually appealing presentation. Additionally, it specifies rules for page breaks and the appearance of the front cover and title pages.
/* A book consists of different types of sections. We propose to use DIV elements with these class names:
frontcover halftitlepage: contains the title of the book titlepage: contains the title of the book, name of author(s) and publisher imprint: left page with copyright, publisher, library printing information dedication: right page with short dedication foreword: written by someone other than the author(s) toc: table of contents preface: preface, including acknowledgements chapter: each chapter is given its own DIV element references: contains list of references appendix: each appendix is given its own bibliography glossary index colophon: describes how the book was produced backcover
A book will use several of the types listed above, but few books will use all of them. */