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HTML: Uppercase scene titles with CSS #25

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cweiske opened this issue Nov 18, 2015 · 3 comments
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HTML: Uppercase scene titles with CSS #25

cweiske opened this issue Nov 18, 2015 · 3 comments

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@cweiske
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cweiske commented Nov 18, 2015

I don't want to have uppercase scene names, but screenplain writes them uppercase in the HTML file.

If screenplain used CSS to uppercase them instead of hard-coding them uppercase into the html file, I could simply remove the CSS rule to get my desired output.

h6 {
    text-transform: uppercase;
}
@vilcans
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vilcans commented Nov 19, 2015

Help me understand the use case. Why wouldn't you want upper-case scene headings?

@cweiske
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cweiske commented Nov 19, 2015

Because I HATE TO BE SHOUTED AT :)

I can circumvent UPPERCASECHARACTERNAMES with @ (thanks to #22), but scene titles are out of my reach for now.

For my needs I also created a terse output style with CSS, see http://cweiske.de/schneewittchen/schneewittchen-kita.html - I'm pretty much changing everything in the default output.

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vilcans commented Nov 19, 2015

OK, so you're using Screenplain for stage plays? That looks pretty neat. Let me see if this is an easy fix.

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