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Originally Posted by jackie_w
The nbsp BookCheck error is (I think) because it is a named entity and the html file does not have a DOCTYPE.
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Nope, all html files have Doctype sentence. I'm viewing a book that has been previously edited with Sigil which ALWAYS adds that sentence.
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Originally Posted by jackie_w
The xpgt error may be because it isn't normally called by an @import into css but instead as a
<link href="../Styles/page-template.xpgt" rel="stylesheet" type="application/vnd.adobe-page-template+xml"/> statement in the header of each html file.
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Well, I've found both methods in different books. HTML linking is more frequent but in this case CSS linking is used. But as I said the weirdest thing is that I ALWAYS comment out page-template references (in either CSS or HTML) because I hate additional margins on ebooks (which are nearly always included in page-template.xpgt).