Yes, I can. Sorry for that, I thought it was obviously because I use more than one newssource.
I need this for the "Neue Züricher Zeitung" and for the "Rheinische Post" and certainly for some more.
All those newssources should be collected in _one_ single EPUB File.
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Can you explain me what te point is of multiple "remove_tags_before" and "remove_tags_after".
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"remove_tags" is quite good if you only want to remove some pics, or pic undertitle. It's a mess to substitute "remove_tags_after" and "remove_tags_before" with it.
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If you use more of those, you are basicly implementing "remove_tags".
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That's exactly what I want and I want it depending on my current source, e.g. "remove_tags_before = dict(id='headline')" for the Rheinische Post and "remove_tags_before = dict(name='p', attrs={'class':'dachzeile'})" for the NZZ. And I don't want to have two recipes and two epub files.
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The functions "before" and "after" are a bonus to make life easier if you just want to keep a certain portion, without the hassle of removing every other tag. From withing those tags, you need to specify other remove_tags ofcourse.
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Any ideas?