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…heme header. Also changed function print_note_record to remove need for <br> to act as delimiter for header line
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Shifted loading of GEDFact_assistant/css/cens_style.css from function formatCensusNote() to the theme header.php as it is required in a number of places. Also fiddled with code in function print_note_record() thus removing need for a < br > in the note text to act as a marker for where the 1st line of the note is to be turned into a link. (I'm not by any stretch of the imagination a regex expert so what I've taken two preg_matches to do may well be achieved in one)
Of course a simpler solution to the css loading may be to put the relevant 3 lines into each theme css file