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Originally Posted by KevinH
Hi,
Again, if you can recreate this reliably, please post a sample document and the exact set of steps taken to cause this to happen, and I would be happy to look at fixing this.
Thanks,
KevinH
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Hi KevinH,
Here's a simple way to recreate the problem in the attached css_loss.epub file:
1. Open the file in Sigil.
2. Open the css_loss.html file. It will be 2737 lines long.
3. Remove the slash at the end of the self-closing <a> tag in line 17. (Anything that will cause Sigil to note that "EPUB saved, but not all HTML files are well formed" will work. Removing a closing tag somewhere is the quickest.)
4. Open the Styles folder. Rename one of the CSS files.
5. The css_loss.html file will be truncated close to the line that causes the HTML to be malformed. For example, if you remove the closing <li> tag from line 127 of the css_loss.html file and then rename one of the CSS files, the css_loss.html file will be truncated to line 132.
I run Sigil 0.8.6 on Windows 8.1. If you have the time to check it out that's great, but no worries otherwise. I manage to avoid doing this to myself 99% of the time.
