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Originally Posted by ibu
@theducks
Good hints, thanks.
I think, I prefer a text area free of an inline TOC.
I like it, when a TOC is accessable with the same command, in the same look, in every book.
Back to the cover:
Isn't it enough to have a cover.jpg inside the epub container to provide the cover at the right place in the kobo (or other modern readers)?
In other words: get rid of a an redundant cover.xhtml?
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Modern?
Not all readers work the same.
If I did not have some sort of Cover page (Usually from Calibre: Jacket.xhtml), I would not see a cover. EVER
Other device won't display a cover unless the Image is
also tagged as cover in the guide.
Back to KISS having a cover.xhtml AND image with Cover symantics set works in
most cases.
Kobo would like you to think THEY were the only reader maker.
Apple thinks THEY are it
Amazon say that both the others are wrong, WE are the Gorilla of ebooks
Pick your poison.
Working with the most devices seems to win over making the most lean and elegantly coded book