Thread: Remove <previous next> from html
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Old 10-12-2010, 12:30 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by schizopolis View Post
I've noticed that a lot of older 'ebooks' in html format have an ugly header and footer with <previous [page number] next> at the top and bottom in an appaling mint green slab, and converting them to mobi for my kindle retains the ugly, useless format and renders it largely unreadable.

Is there any quick way (that doesn't involve opening each html individually in notepad and deleting them individually) to sort this out?

I've searched the forum for help on this topic, but having 'html' as a search phrase brings up every single forum post with an internet link in it.
Be aware there are really 3 versions of this "header".
The first and last pages only have 2 choices TOC and Next, Previous and TOC
I like Sigil because I get to see what is going to be included in the replace before I Replace.
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