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Old 07-10-2015, 04:11 PM   #6
Brett Merkey
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@eschwartz,
Yes, I am talking azw3 here. The format does not really matter. If I use Calibre to produce clean HTML structure directly in AZW3, if I convert to ePub, then the code I am complaining about is again generated by Calibre. This is a Calibre issue.

The actual "look" of the book does not change for a reader. This is not (yet) my concern. I am concerned about code maintenance and editing. For this reason, I want simple, stripped, semantic HTML--leaving the presentational complexity to the stylesheet.

What we see from Calibre conversions is bloated, hard to maintain structural code. I see no reason for Calibre to do this.

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