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Old 10-01-2010, 05:14 PM   #7
KevinH
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Hi,

You wrote:

> This tells me that I should be able to use any of the terms in the Meta Data
> editor, e.g. producer using
> Code:
> <meta name="DCTERMS.whatever" content="Fill in the blank" />

Pretty much. Sigil also understands what the DC website calls "refinements" (adding an additional . followed by the refinement.

So something like

<head>
<meta name="dcterms.contributor.bkp" content="Nick Hodson of London, England" />
</head>


should work for Book Producer (Kovid nicely pointed out!)


> What about the <link rel ... and <base href="."

Sigil will ignore all of that in the html since an ebook may not be able to access the internet when it is read, I just went with a simple dc. and dc.terms mapping to try and allow for pure html to completely specify everything needed for an epub ebook.

See this thread on in this forum for a more complete list of what is recognized by Sigil in html (and properly put into the opf).

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...094#post711094

I have no idea whether the exact same thing works in Calibre but as good as that product is, I assume they support some form of the Dublin Core dc. or dcterms.

Hope this helps,

KevinH
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