Thread: How do i deal with "calibre" tags in my css
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Old 03-25-2014, 02:51 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by user743 View Post
It looks like you misunderstood. I'm starting with one html file, that was never part of a ebook.
i want to
  1. edit it
  2. add a css file
  3. save it as a ebook (azw3).
adding it to a new empty ebook in cailbre, doesn't either work. because calibre gives me a error message that it's empty. (what is the point of adding a empty ebook if it stays empty. a bug?)
Sorry, didn't notice you were starting with HTML, but the rules are still the same, except you do not need to first unpack an EPUB.

Just create a new ebook, format type=AZW3, with ebook-edit, and import the desired resource file(s).
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