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llasram · 02-04-2009, 05:06 PM

If the page numbers are numbers are markuped up in some semantic way then you can get rid of them with a bit of --override-css. For example, if the HTML has something like '<span class="pagenumber">12</span>', you can just add '.pagenumber { display: none; }' to your override CSS.

Editing, probably not any time soon, especially WYSIWYG. I can't speak for Kovid or any other calibre contributor, but for me it's kind of hard to get motivated to work on something I'd never use

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02-04-2009, 05:06 PM	#2
llasram Reticulator of Tharn Posts: 618 Karma: 400000 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: EST Device: Sony PRS-505	If the page numbers are numbers are markuped up in some semantic way then you can get rid of them with a bit of --override-css. For example, if the HTML has something like '<span class="pagenumber">12</span>', you can just add '.pagenumber { display: none; }' to your override CSS. Editing, probably not any time soon, especially WYSIWYG. I can't speak for Kovid or any other calibre contributor, but for me it's kind of hard to get motivated to work on something I'd never use .