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Originally Posted by Hitch
How do you know what "page" they are on? What's the top and bottom of that page? And what constitutes the "previous" page? How do you determine that on the fly? In what reading device? At what size font? On what size screen?
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I mean if a book consists of some html or xhtml files (as one can see in Sigil), we could possibly make a navigation between them. Absolute links are straightforward. But, you're right, in relative links we should determine what is "previous" first. I thought that when organized into an ebook, these html pages get specific names (like page0001.html, page0002.html and so on), so that we can make a script to jump between them just forward and backward. Now I read your answers and see that it is hardly possible.