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swati_ka5
September 25, 2023
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Is there any native pdf configuration to apply common styling to all chapters or topics titles particularly?

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Nested Chapters or topic tiles take different heading levels and different styling. Is there any configuration to apply common styling to all chapters/topics titles particularly?

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Best answer by vikchand

You can use .chapter  class to style all the chapter/topic titles

.chapter { color: blue; }

 

NOTE: If you have any style defined in h1.chapter or h2.chapter, etc. then those will override the styles defined in .chapter style, so make sure there are no conflicts.

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AswiniLakshminarayananAdobe Employee
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September 25, 2023

Hi @swati_ka5 

I assume you want to add common styling to each topic/sub-topics' titles. To achieve this type of use cases, you can download the temporary files and check the classes corresponding to each topic heading level. Then, add a common styling based on your requirements.

For example, If I have <h1>, <h2>, & <h3> levels for each topic and sub-topic then those headings should have .title.chapter.topicref as the common class (refer screenshot), then in content.css you should add something like below to apply the common styling. 

.title.chapter.topicref {
font-size: 20pt;
font-weight: bold;
color: #666;
}

Do try this and let us know if it works. 

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    vikchandAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
    Adobe Employee
    September 25, 2023

    You can use .chapter  class to style all the chapter/topic titles

    .chapter { color: blue; }

     

    NOTE: If you have any style defined in h1.chapter or h2.chapter, etc. then those will override the styles defined in .chapter style, so make sure there are no conflicts.

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