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Originally Posted by meme
If you are just looking to convert your EPUB into an HTML that is viewable on the web, then you can use calibre to convert it to the ZIP format. The Sigil User Guide in my link is an example of converting from EPUB to HTML online using this approach.
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It's not that though thanks for the tip!
I can write, breath, and eat HTML. I even have scripts that take my markdown (in which I write my content) and spit out nice HTML complete. I even have created scripts that even FTP such things to my server automatically apart from my normal FTP program through SSH.
My desire is not just to be able to present the HTML. I can do that now.
My desire is to be able to present it as an ebook with all the nice, user friendly ability to read the HTML as a book on the browser screen with keyboard navigation and the like. Just like you find in many EPUB readers.
But also where it is cross browser compatible (able to be seen and used under at least Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer).
I mean I can insert next and previous buttons at the bottom of my HTML sections and all that but that's not the same thing as the nice GUI type of interface that EPUB readers present.
Carlos