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Originally Posted by Themus
Is there a simple fix for the problem where in an ePub, right after the cover is displayed, the next page begins without a break?
I have seen this in other ePubs and some not, where the internal cover is immediately followed underneath it with the next 'chapter.'
I have tried creating a cover in Calibre and Sigil and in both cases, the result is the same. Text for next chapter falls right below the picture of the cover. I have looked at the CSS but not sure what 'makes or breaks' the ability to have the cover on a separate stand-a-alone page.
In my ePub under Sigil, the cover is a separate html file called cover.
Any help would be appreciated.
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IMHO this is a bad practice
Coverpage is
semantic that is/can be applied to ONE file and ONE image . (there are other semantics that can be applied to
files of differing purposes)
You have a huge Monolithic file: Cover-frontmater-bodytext...
Performance sucks on older readers (if they don't just choke on file of 260K+)
To emphasize my point:
Default Calibre conversions will break huge files below 260K).
If you choose to ignore this advice, just Merge the files, remove the Page-break-before from the styles(eet)