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shamanNS · 11-02-2011, 10:22 AM

I've managed a workflow with Notepad++ and "Find in files" search option. It's not one -click/one find & replace but it does not take much longer. I replace them one by one with these:

Code:

<A HREF=.*t.gif><\/A>
<LINK.*
<center><table width=97%>
<td><tr>
<\/TD><\/TR><\/TABLE>
<A HREF=.*t.gif><\/A>
<\/CENTER>

After that I import html file(s)/zip to Calibre,set extra CSS for p,h2,h3 and set TOC detection for h2 and h3 tags,and result is perfect on my Kindle

It seams faster to me than to import html files in Sigil and do find/replace there,save epub,import epub to Calibre,convert to mobi.

11-02-2011, 10:22 AM	#15
shamanNS Wizard Posts: 1,125 Karma: 12345678 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Serbia Device: Kindle PW5, Kobo Libra 2, Kindle PW1	I've managed a workflow with Notepad++ and "Find in files" search option. It's not one -click/one find & replace but it does not take much longer. I replace them one by one with these: Code: <A HREF=.t.gif><\/A> <LINK. <center><table width=97%> <td><tr> <\/TD><\/TR><\/TABLE> <A HREF=.*t.gif><\/A> <\/CENTER> After that I import html file(s)/zip to Calibre,set extra CSS for p,h2,h3 and set TOC detection for h2 and h3 tags,and result is perfect on my Kindle It seams faster to me than to import html files in Sigil and do find/replace there,save epub,import epub to Calibre,convert to mobi.