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itzika · 09-25-2016, 01:29 PM

Hello team,

I would like to see how it is possible to improve the WSJ (with subscription) recipe for the following features:

1. In addition to showing a table contents in front of each section with a hyperlink to the article, how can we write the sub-title in there, as well, right below it? Each WSJ article has the main title and then the sub-title, which would act as a quick summary of the article itself. This way, while skimming the section's table of contents, the reader can both decide if the article is interesting and at the same get a quick, one-sentence summary of what it's about, in case they are in a hurry.

2. Excluding sections from the paper that are not of interest, such as "Mansion", etc. Where in the recipe can I make a change that if this section is currently being parsed, to simply ignore it?

Thanks a lot for your help. I hope these changes are of interest to many other fans of the paper as well as of Calibre at large.

Regards,
Isaac

09-25-2016, 01:29 PM	#1
itzika Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: Sep 2016 Device: Kindle Fire HDX	WSJ recipe recommendations: a summary page and exclusion of unwanted sections Hello team, I would like to see how it is possible to improve the WSJ (with subscription) recipe for the following features: 1. In addition to showing a table contents in front of each section with a hyperlink to the article, how can we write the sub-title in there, as well, right below it? Each WSJ article has the main title and then the sub-title, which would act as a quick summary of the article itself. This way, while skimming the section's table of contents, the reader can both decide if the article is interesting and at the same get a quick, one-sentence summary of what it's about, in case they are in a hurry. 2. Excluding sections from the paper that are not of interest, such as "Mansion", etc. Where in the recipe can I make a change that if this section is currently being parsed, to simply ignore it? Thanks a lot for your help. I hope these changes are of interest to many other fans of the paper as well as of Calibre at large. Regards, Isaac