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Originally Posted by goatmop
So I've been thinking about this whole mess again, and I can't help but wonder if the problem lies in me using two different computers, which could very easily have two different versions of Calibre installed on them.
I'm not sure adding the "." is what fixed my problem, because while my original source code for the links in my EPUB was posted above, Calibre changed them, too. So instead of this:
<a href="/Notes.xhtml#fn014" id="fn014marker">[4]</a>
I had this:
<a href="../Text/Notes.xhtml#fn014" id="fn014marker">[4]</a>
I have not been able to check both computers, but the version that didn't work is Calibre 0.8.8, running on Ubuntu. |
The second is normal Sigil breakout.
../ says back ONE level (the EPUB container level) where you will see a folder called 'Text'
./ is a *nux notation for the current folder
EPUBS never want a simple leadind slash. That would refer to something in the file system OUTSIDE of the book
