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overholt001 · 03-07-2011, 09:50 PM

Hi all, I am new to e-publishing and new to this forum. I hope I can both learn and assist others as well.

As far as the learning goes; I created a book in word, converted it to .prc with MobiCreator, then to EPUB with 2ePub. I then ran a check on threepress and came up with many iterations of the following four messages. Note that I2 3-7-11 Smashwords.epub is the name of the file I am working with:
1.ERROR: I2 3-7-11 Smashwords.epub/tmp0_split_000.html(16): attribute "text" not allowed at this point; ignored
2.ERROR: I2 3-7-11 Smashwords.epub/tmp0_split_000.html(16): attribute "link" not allowed at this point; ignored
3.ERROR: I2 3-7-11 Smashwords.epub/tmp0_split_000.html(16): attribute "vlink" not allowed at this point; ignored
4.ERROR: I2 3-7-11 Smashwords.epub/tmp0_split_000.html(16): bad value for attribute "dir"

Anyone have any suggestions? My Word file has four levels of headings and numerous hyperlinks. Could this be a problem in any way? From what I have read, it should not be.

Thanks a bunch!

03-07-2011, 09:50 PM	#1
overholt001 Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2011 Device: kindle, nook, iPad	Help with EPUB errors Hi all, I am new to e-publishing and new to this forum. I hope I can both learn and assist others as well. As far as the learning goes; I created a book in word, converted it to .prc with MobiCreator, then to EPUB with 2ePub. I then ran a check on threepress and came up with many iterations of the following four messages. Note that I2 3-7-11 Smashwords.epub is the name of the file I am working with: 1.ERROR: I2 3-7-11 Smashwords.epub/tmp0_split_000.html(16): attribute "text" not allowed at this point; ignored 2.ERROR: I2 3-7-11 Smashwords.epub/tmp0_split_000.html(16): attribute "link" not allowed at this point; ignored 3.ERROR: I2 3-7-11 Smashwords.epub/tmp0_split_000.html(16): attribute "vlink" not allowed at this point; ignored 4.ERROR: I2 3-7-11 Smashwords.epub/tmp0_split_000.html(16): bad value for attribute "dir" Anyone have any suggestions? My Word file has four levels of headings and numerous hyperlinks. Could this be a problem in any way? From what I have read, it should not be. Thanks a bunch!