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Old 11-27-2011, 10:17 PM   #3
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Same results with Tidy on or off (before loading).


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<head>
<title>1 Introduction to ePub | best practices</title>
<link href="../Styles/book.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
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<body style="">
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<h1 class="s7">Introduction to ePub</h1>

<p class="s6">This document will show you how to use paragraph styles to create a publication that looks great and is easy to navigate in ePub readers like iBooks. Paragraph styles in Pages make it simple to create a unique look for each part of your publication — chapter names, topic headings, body text, and more. Keep in mind that text colors might look different in ePub format, and that on export, document text sizes will be translated into three sizes — small, medium, and large.</p>

<p class="s6">You can also use styles to indicate how you want your document to be organized when exported to ePub format. In Pages, the top-level paragraph style selected in the Document inspector’s TOC tab is used to create chapters in your publication. When your ePub file is opened in an ePub reader, any text based on a paragraph style used in the Pages Table of Contents is displayed in a special Table of Contents, with each entry linking to the corresponding content in your publication.</p>

<h5>&nbsp;</h5>

<h5><span id="chapter-1-sh1"></span>Getting Started</h5>

<p class="s6">To use this document as a starting point, simply download it, open in Pages, delete the instructions and add your own content to the next page:</p>

<p class="s6 s8"><span class="c2">•</span>Replace the existing styled paragraphs by typing or pasting in your own text.</p>

<p class="s6 s8"><span class="c2">•</span>Choose styles from the Styles Drawer as needed.</p>

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<p class="s9"><br style="clear:both;" /></p>
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