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Originally Posted by theducks
Great question 
Because I usually format books my way so I never seriously put it through the HTML (only) wringer. I know it opens RAR wrapped HTML, but I tend to Calibre it, then I (Sigil) edit the base font to 1.2em which is my preferred for Zoom 3 and .5em top/bottom paragraph margins when indented. |
So, Ducks:
That would be a "no," then? As in, not
really? ;-)
Look, killing off the html import would have major suckage, and all of us--big, little, ammie, pro, etc.--all rely heavily on a) regex, which can't have
regexus interruptus with an "auto-save"--and b) knowing that we can count on Sigil, sometimes infuriatingly so, to tell us when our ePUBs aren't well-formed.
Keeping the html import as-is
is very important to my gang, as Cap said. A lot of our macros, scripts, PERL bits (everyone has their own shtick) etc., use that as a step, and we'd all hate to re-write it/them. I have NO problem with an auto-prompt telling someone that they can't save html, which I honestly thought used to exist, or maybe I'm misremembering.
FWIW,
Hitch