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Old 07-04-2014, 11:40 AM   #1
shotsky
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Epub (or other) to HTMLZ attributes renamed

I use the htmlz format because it places all the html into a single file. That is awesome. However, a lot of the attributes get renamed in the process, and I can't find a way to preserve the original attributes.
For example, in the epub, this is a tag:
<p class="RM-recipe-method">
But after conversion, this is that same tag:
<p class="intit">
I do the conversions via command line. I do not care about css, it would be removed anyway, but I need the original attributes, because I convert the html to tagged text, and the original attribute tells me what the text is, while the converted attribute has no meaning.
I have tried several ways to control it, but the original attributes are always changed. Is there a way to preserve these attributes (on the command line)?
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