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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
html2lrf will also read metadata from opf files that are in the same directory as the file you are trying to convert
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Anyone, could you please post a sample OPF file? Just so that I can see how it looks like and be able to create my own :-)
(For now, I am putting my metadata inside HTML files, but since HTML2LRF does not and will not support that, I would have to write an application which would read them from the HTML and then construct a command line for HTML2LRF.
I might do that anyway, because it would allow a lot tidier directory structure. E.g.:
Code:
<meta name="lrf:author" content="John Smith">
<meta name="lrf:author-sort" content="SMITH JOHN">
...
<meta name="lrf:force-page-break-before-tag" content="h[123]">
I would much prefer to have this directly in HTML2LRF, but it should be easy enough to write my own application for that)