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Originally Posted by JLius
Mind to elaborate on that? Where is this dtb:depth value set, and how do I tweak it so that epub check catches the deviations?
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You can't. Well, you can change the value in the NCX, but it will just not get caught by the validation.
If the value created by Calibre is wrong, than it should be corrected by Kovid whether it works or not. You should always keep as close to the specifications as possible.
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Originally Posted by JLius
By the way, I use calibre to make an attempt at creating an epub novel out of a msword document. I use the calibre conversion, cause it already does some of the work for me (You can also directly import in the editor, but for some reason I always get error messages when I try to do it that way).
But I don't keep any of Calibre's CSS, I erase it and replace it with my own. I clean up the html, trying to keep the style as simple as possible. I also us Calibre to generate a TOC.
Using it like this, I believe Calibre can be a valid tool, same as Sigil, no?
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I haven't tested Calibre's Word conversion at the fullest, but I just don't like what he does with the styles. I fully understands why he does it like that and it is his choice. No problem with that.
However, I like the methods I use myself (no surprise...) with my Add-in. Downside for some people that is needs Word (2007 and up) and must be on Windows (blame MS for that). A lot of your manual steps are automated that way.