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Originally Posted by Melchett
I want them to appear in the middle(or just a small amount of whitespace before the lines) of the page which the user is viewing on the device which he is using.
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padding-top is what you want to use in this case. Many EPUB devices zero out margin-top when dealing with text on a new "page".
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Originally Posted by Melchett
1) 203.png Whenever I open the epub in sigil, I get these two images in the images folder. The cover image and this 203.png. Should I remove this? If I remove and use kindle previewer to generate my mobi, I am getting warnings. Can anyone please tell me what this 203.png does(The same named file also appears in other ebooks too)?
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What does the 203.png look like when you open it in Sigil?
Is 203.png actually located anywhere in the XHTML?
What are the exact KindleGen warnings?
I am assuming it is just some artifact from your InDesign export.
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Originally Posted by Melchett
I want all of these three things to appear separately. I am using the css property page break always to achieve this.
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So all three are in one XHTML file? Not many devices follow CSS page-break. If you wanted to guarantee the front matter to show up on different pages, split them into seperate XHTML files: titlepage.xhtml, dedication.xhtml, copyright.xhtml.