Thread: Renaming filename *.epub based on meta data fields?
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Old 08-04-2013, 04:04 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by ibu View Post
@PeterL and theducks

Shame on me.
My version of Sigil was to old.
Sorry, please.

In the 0.7.3 I can highlight multiple files.
Works fine with the normal "chapter html files".


Now I have figure out, how to merge even files like cover.xhtml, title.xhtml etc. properly with the "chapter files".

Whow, Sigil is a really powerful editor. A lot to discover.
You should be able to merge any file in the Text section.

That said: Beware
Not all files use the same stylesheets (or any. Cover being one.)
Note: Sigil (HTML)TOC has its own stylesheet and depends on the semantics being set
Which would be the same issue with Cover. semantics (sets the guide) are at the file level. KISS keep them Simple and Separate
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