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Originally Posted by jswinden
That appears to be sloppy HTML coding. HTML is a markup language that requires uses tags around text to define that text. Many tags have a begiining tag and an ending tag. My guess is that a begiining tag was used without an ending tag, or vice versa, which confused the conversion program and thus it interpreted the HTML code as though it was part of the readable text. In your case it looks like the <HEAD> </HEAD> and/or <STYLE> </STYLE> tags near the top of the HTML files got messed up.
It is quite possible that a typo was introduced in one file then managed to get copy and pasted into other files by the creator of the files. Probably an easy fix.
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I've had this exact same problem. A few times I've successfully used the "Find/Replace" function in Calibre to identify the offending sections and remove them, but this has only been successful in cases where each HTML section is exactly the same.
You suggest there is an easy fix, could you elaborate? I'm non-code fluent I'm afraid but I'd love to get rid of those huge annoying bits of gobbly-gook!
Thanks!