Thread: How to properly format links so they validate and work, too?
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Old 07-13-2010, 04:20 AM   #5
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What is the directory structure inside the ePUB? Do you have a <base> tag or similar? Can we see a full (non-)working example?

It should work if you have a structure like this:

Code:
mimetype
META-INF
  container.xml
OEBPS
  content.opf
  TableOfContents.xhtml
  Chapter-1.xhtml
  Chapter-2.xhtml
  ...
and, inside "TableOfContents.xhtml" there's a link like:

Code:
<a href="Chapter-1.xhtml">Chapter One</a>
that's because "TableOfContents.xhtml" and "Chapter-1.xhtml" are in the same directory. By the way, "TableOfContents.xhtml" is included in the OPF file, right?
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