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Kratos · 04-04-2011, 04:49 PM

Hi DreamWriter. I'm guessing you are an experienced coder. I don't know any html but i'd really, really like your method to work for me. Or being honest, any method! What I've learnt is that h1 is for heading 1 which I used for my chapter titles.

So what changes do I have to do? Do I first change the style setting of the chapter titles in my word doc to heading 4?

Then add that first html code at the beginning of the chapter?

Code:

<mbp:pagebreak />

and then find CSS code for h4 in my html (is it only in one place?) and add this code

Code:

{page-break-before:always;

at the top line?

I downloaded your husband's sample file it works as you described. Also I love the star effect, it looks really pretty and I didn't know the Kindle could do this.

Wouldn't it be a good idea if Amazon supplied a default template that works?

04-04-2011, 04:49 PM	#20
Kratos Connoisseur Posts: 60 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: UK Device: Kindle 3, iPhone, iPad, PC	Hi DreamWriter. I'm guessing you are an experienced coder. I don't know any html but i'd really, really like your method to work for me. Or being honest, any method! What I've learnt is that h1 is for heading 1 which I used for my chapter titles. So what changes do I have to do? Do I first change the style setting of the chapter titles in my word doc to heading 4? Then add that first html code at the beginning of the chapter? Code: <mbp:pagebreak /> and then find CSS code for h4 in my html (is it only in one place?) and add this code Code: {page-break-before:always; at the top line? I downloaded your husband's sample file it works as you described. Also I love the star effect, it looks really pretty and I didn't know the Kindle could do this. Wouldn't it be a good idea if Amazon supplied a default template that works?