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Old 03-29-2012, 05:54 PM   #29
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How easy is it to get into a situation where your current document isn't valid
Very easy, happens all the time, in my workflow with scanned books everything is imported with just <p> tags, I've marked everything with symbols so I know what to convert with find/replace, i.e things I want in <h1> tags are marked like this <p>#text#</p>, or when manually adding <span> tags, any time you have an unclosed tag the xhtml is malformed.

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In such a case I would want a way to save my current work-in-progress, perhaps in a custom format to make it clear it's not a valid ePub.
When trying to save, switching to another file in the epub, or even switching from code view to book view, Sigil tells you that the file is malformed and offers to fix it automatically (not recomended) or will take you to the line to fix it manually.
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