Thread: Word 2003 to HTML to epub, 2 small probs...
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Old 01-10-2015, 06:50 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by fonebone View Post
Hi:

I just converted a quite heavily formatted 550 page book I wrote in Word 2003 to epub, via HTML (Save as Web Page, Filtered) . . . It looks to have gone pretty well for a first time try, a bit of editing to come I suppose, but I have two Warnings before I begin the editing process:


"This CSS construct is not recognized. That means that it most likely will not work on reader devices. Consider replacing it with something else."

page_styles.css
font-stretch: normal;

stylesheet.css
text-justify: inter-ideograph;

..I'm not up to speed on how Calibre cannot recognise it's own conversion so if anybody can help me out I would be most grateful. tia.
Calibre does not automatically remove stuff.

I would just remove the font-stretch line
and the text-justify
They are not used in EPUB (removal avoids the failure to ignore unknowns problem
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