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Originally Posted by RevonJulie
Thanks for the answer !
I produce tons of FXL MOBI looking like this one and they're always accepted by amazon, but I'm a bit worried right now after what you explained that it won't work in the future !
At least now I know that what I was trying to do can't work at all. Do you have any good documentation to recommend for me to understand my errors ? I'm not sure where to start, I've browsed the forums but to be honest I'm not sure to know what to begin with.
Thanks a lot for your reply !!
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Well, if they're working, then perhaps you'd be better off not messing with it. However, Amazon's FXL is indeed proprietary. You can see the coding in the Publisher's Guidelines. Not the shortened version--the full. I also think, IIRC, that they still have sample books up, that you can rip apart, to take a look at how they're coded.
The last set of PG had this bit:
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To demonstrate best practices in creating fixed-layout books, Amazon provides a children’s book example at www.amazon.com/kindleformat (under the KindleGen Examples heading). This example is a demonstration of how to create content to take advantage of fixed-layout with Region Magnification. It is not intended to be an HTML tutorial.
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That should get you started, I'd think. They also list the required fu in the Section 10 in the PG, with some code, too. (n.b.: if you've been uploaded ePUB3 content, created via KG, that could be throwing the intake for a loop.) I assume that you buy/download the books afterwards, right? They're working? You have a separate HTML file for each page?
Start with the publisher's guidelines, the full set, and then download their sample books. But as I said, if your stuff is working...shrug.
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