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Originally Posted by mrmikel
You will see non-breaking spaces disappear. They are translated into unicode rather than remaining in HTML. But they are there. You can see them at the lower right of the window as you cursor through the text.
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When I use the cursor, I can read as you say in the lower right part the name of the entity. The calibre editor identifies this way by their own names the no-break space (displayed by a yellow square in code view) and the narrow no-break space (displayed by a plain blank in code view).
However, the editor does not seem to change the nbsp; to #160. After saving the calibre correction, I opened again the EPUB file in sigil and I still had all my 1077 nbsp; like before.
I think there is a need to publish somewhere a kind of
transposition table to explain clearly what changes will be (or should be) performed by the calibre editor and on which entities.
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
AFAIK, none of the files in the META-INF folder need to be manifested; the contents of this folder is ignored by epubcheck anyway, which seems to be one of the reasons that Apple puts all their custom .xml files in this folder.
I.e., technically speaking, Calibre Editor, is correct about reporting unmanifested files, because META-INF isn't supposed to contain files other than container.xml, but you can ignore this warning.
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OK thanks for this clarification.