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storybored379andClaude Opus 5.5
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Paragraph and character styles become CSS classes through slug(), which
keeps only ASCII letters and digits. Different styles could therefore get
the same class: every all-non-ASCII name ("見出し", "本文", Cyrillic,
Greek…) becomes `basic`, and "Body Text" / "Body-Text" / "body text" all
become `body-text`. style.css then holds several rules for one class and
the last one wins, so e.g. a 30 pt centred Japanese heading style came
out at the body style's 10 pt, left-aligned, in the EPUB.
Map each style name to a class once per export (paragraph and character
styles separately), adding -2, -3… on a collision, and use that map for
both the stylesheet and the XHTML. A class set in Export Tagging still
takes precedence in the XHTML, as before.
Test: styles_whose_names_slug_alike_keep_their_own_classes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>