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Originally Posted by Themus
I think I get the point you are trying to make. Manual page breaks are a no-go. But if I further understand you, the assumption is I have one big epub file. Actually, my ePub is comprised of over 24 chapters, each a separate html file [as displayed by Sigil].
My dilemma is that while the cover is a separate html file, and hence a separate 'chapter' it doesn't act like it. Instead, the next html file merges as the bottom of the cover. I've seen this in other free ePubs, but I have also seen it where it looks correctly: the graphic of the cover is a separate turn of the page from the next chapter.
So if not a page break of some sort, how is it being done in other ePubs?
Thank you.
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This sounds good but does not totally explain what you see
Some devices/programs (calibre viewer) have a scroll mode and a paged mode. The scroll mode butts the files visually. (there would be no breaks seen within your book with this
feature )
Having a style: page-break-before: always; at the start of the text section,
might be honored