Thread: Removing files, cleaning up references
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Old 07-13-2011, 07:13 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Artha View Post
I guess it's the OPF that does not get updated. I run the latest version available 0.3.4. Nothing is hidden in my case and I have no intention of removing the tags for their work. It's a matter of wasted space for my reader. Is there a way to tweak that OPF from within Sigil?
I obviously misunderstood. You already said you removed their logo, disclaimer page, etc.; so it seemed as though you were removing all traces. I frankly don't understand why it would be different to remove the (possibly) "invisible" traces of their work, when you removed the visible traces, but maybe that's just me being dense. When you edit the OPF to not refer to their (now-removed graphics), you'll be removing essentially the same type of references.

You can edit the OPF file directly by using Sigil's latest beta, which is 0.4-something, or you can explode the epub and do it by hand in an html editor.

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