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Originally Posted by mtrahan
Hrm, it doesn't work to add <reference type="start" title="Start here" href="starthere.html"/> in the OPF—"start" type isn't a an accepted value in ePub so I can't do that (since my source file for mobi is ePub). My original file doesn't pass the Flight Crew validation if I leave this part in the OPF...
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We discussed the same problem in the german subforum yesterday. Our current solution/workaround is using
reference type="preface" instead of "start". Try adding
<reference type="preface" title="Start here" href="starthere.html"/> to your opf-guide.
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Originally Posted by mtrahan
"text" is indeed an accepted value!
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Yes, "text" is an accepted value for ePub but doesn't give the expected result after conversion to mobi.
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Originally Posted by mtrahan
I get this message "attribute 'name' is not declared for element 'a'"...
Here is the line in question: <div><a name="text"/><img alt="cover" class="sgc-1" src="../Images/cover.jpg" /></div> |
Use the id-attribute instead of name. (<a id=".."/>)