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Originally Posted by Doitsu
Did you generate both NCX and HTML TOCs in Sigil? If you didn't, chances are that there's a problem with the "skip to next section" targets. BTW, "skip to next section" links are somewhat redundant in ebooks anyway, since the next section will be displayed automatically, if you arranged the chapters in the order in which they're meant to be read. If they're causing display issues, you might as well delete them.
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Yeah I did generate both. I think it might have been messing up because my TOC was pointing to my h1 headings. I edited the HTML so that it's pointing directly to just that page - meaning that the image will be included too. I went over it all through the kindle previewer and it looks good now.
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
They might reject it, but some books made it into the store with double covers anyway. If you semantically mark the cover image in Sigil and the cover shows up after you convert it with KindleGen, you shouldn't have any problems.
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When I convert it with KingleGen it shows the cover so hopefully I'll be alright. Thanks for letting me know
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
If you upload a .mobi book generated by KindleGen, KDP will add an ASIN and other information and automatically split it into books suitable for older and newer Kindles (without the source code), when people buy your book. If you upload an .epub book, KDP, will convert it with KindleGen first. Since your book is rather large, you'll have to upload it as an ePub anyway.
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I can strip down the .mobi conversion and then it will be under the 50MB cap, but I think I'll be better off going with the epub since they will have a copy of the source (just in case they start supporting it properly in the future). When I use Kindle Previewer and let it automatically convert everything it is all showing up good now.
Really appreciate your feedback on all of this - truly helped me out a lot. Seems like there's some conflicting information online so it's hard to go through myself.