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Old 12-07-2014, 11:24 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Ripplinger View Post
The <a> normally denotes that the line contains a link. Where you're seeing the lines is simply from bad code in the book. It's saying the line is a link, yet it gives no actual working link. But I've seen <a id=xxx> in books and don't believe I've seen that problem on my Kobo at all. I'll have to try and dig up a book with it in and see how the Glo handles it.
If the </a> immediately follows the <a whatever> or they use the <a whatever /> form, you don't see the issue. My personal preference is to strip out all the unnecessary code in which I include <a id="page123"> tags.
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