MobileRead Forums - View Single Post - Epub (or other) to HTMLZ attributes renamed

Gunaddho · 08-23-2014, 04:18 PM

This issue is why I switched to Sigil for creating my epubs from html and then I just use Calibre to create .mobi (or .azw3) and pdf versions. I don't find it worthwhile to have to sort through (mild) machine language to figure out what .calibre32 was or .calibre14 if ever I have to update or correct errors in the epub after conversion. Maybe there's a way to keep my "master" version in htmlz which doesn't rename classes, and then spit out an epub, but It seems I would have to go through and break up the html again into chapters. I would like to use Calibre for everything and some of its more advanced features, but apparently there is no off switch or workaround for this behavior. If anyone knows a workaround in the software or workflow, I'm all ears. Appreciated.

08-23-2014, 04:18 PM	#12
Gunaddho Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2011 Device: none	Class renaming and Sigil This issue is why I switched to Sigil for creating my epubs from html and then I just use Calibre to create .mobi (or .azw3) and pdf versions. I don't find it worthwhile to have to sort through (mild) machine language to figure out what .calibre32 was or .calibre14 if ever I have to update or correct errors in the epub after conversion. Maybe there's a way to keep my "master" version in htmlz which doesn't rename classes, and then spit out an epub, but It seems I would have to go through and break up the html again into chapters. I would like to use Calibre for everything and some of its more advanced features, but apparently there is no off switch or workaround for this behavior. If anyone knows a workaround in the software or workflow, I'm all ears. Appreciated.