Currently this will only give you two EPUB templates, but more will come.
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Hi: Is there any way I can create an EPUB template from a book I am reading, where I really like the layout? e.g. export EPUB style. I am just getting use to Sigil, so do not have an understanding of possibilities yet. Thankyou.
Is the book in ePub format? Usually, books you buy are encrypted so you can’t open them in Sigil. If you could open the book in Sigil, then you can hope they used css and not inline styling. If inline, you have to convert it to css.
Since eBooks are html, any html/css expert could help you recreate the template by just looking at it. There may be a few hiccups with different e-readers they may have to handle, but that is similar to the hiccups they already have to handle to work on different browsers.