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Originally Posted by JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
IMHO, Sigil is also suitable for users without HTML/CSS skills, if the source .html files are already mostly XHTML compliant.
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[...] You do need HTML/CSS skills in order to be able to do it correctly. |
Not necessarily. While HTML/CSS skills are certainly desirable, users with no knowledge of or interest in HTML/CSS could presumably format a document only in Book View mode as long as the formatting of the document is relatively simple. The resulting code would most likely be a bit bloated, but syntactically valid.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Also, if FlightCrew pops up error messages, then you'd need to know how to fix them.
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If the user didn't use Code View to mess with the code, Flightcrew will usually only display error messages if the source documents were HTML 3.2 formatted or otherwise syntactically invalid, and most of these errors can be fixed by simply removing attributes not supported in XHTML.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Plus, if you wanted to change the way some things looked, you'd need to know.
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That depends on the quality requirements of the users. If they're OK with basic ePubs/mobis no further changes might be required.