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Originally Posted by Hitch
Well, THAT is a first! I have never been able to outtype you, Tex! I doubt very many can. ;-)
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Well actually I had the post all typed, and wanted to doublecheck my sanity.
I did a search and read through about 10+ different topics (and you seemed to have posted in every single one) explaining similar things on the KDP Forums.
After I clicked Submit, I saw you beat me by a few minutes.
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
Many ebook publishers simply use always visible page numbers in the body text, usually formatted in a shade of grey or another inconspicuous color. It doesn't look great, but it does the job.
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Have any real examples of this? I must admit, I have never seen a professional book do this, although I have seen crappy OCRs that left the page numbers in the normal flow of the book (seeing this just makes me want to pull my hair out!).
What I have most commonly seen with page numbers is invisible <a id="page###" /> throughout the HTML code, which corresponds to the physical page numbers.
*insert rant about obsolete physical page numbers here*
