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Just noticed that epub2lrf is ignoring the epub's page breaks and reprocessing the html for breaks.
I had used CSS in the original html to give 'H[1234]' tags a 'page-break-before: always' style. This made a nice epub appropriately split at each header, but when I used epub2lrf on that epub the resulting lrf only had page breaks on the headers that contained the magic word "book". I can force epub2lrf to split at all headers with the --force-page-break-before-tag="h[1234]" option, but I'm thinking epub2lrf should take it's splitting cues from the epub layout.
I have also used <br style="page-break-before: always;" /> tags in the original html to force page breaks in some unheadered spots. These work fine for producing the desired break in the epub, but the break is lost when converting that epub to lrf. Same issue really.
I can still use the original htmls to produce lrfs with the correct page-breaks, but I was hoping to ditch the original htmls and just keep the epubs around as my final source....that's the plan anyway.
Maybe epub2lrf could have a flag that ignores all chapter detection and just splits where the epub splits?
Cheers,
Lee
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