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Originally Posted by Turtle91
Just remember that it doesn't matter to the ePub if they are all in one folder or not. You are simply linking to a location...the ePub doesn't care where it is. This is only for your personal organization while you are working on the book.
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It is helpful in cases where you have multiple books in one, so you could organize something along the lines of:
../Book01/Chap01.xhtml
../Book01/Chap02.xhtml
../Book01/Images/WeirdImages.jpg
[...]
../Book04/Chap01.xhtml
../Book04/Chap02.xhtml
../Book04/Images/MoreWeirdImages.jpg
and it is helpful when you try to digitize websites (blog posts, articles, etc. etc.) so that you could keep ~ the original file structure. Makes it a hell of a lot easier when doing code comparisons.
Definitely something that would be helpful when you get large/image-heavy books floating around.
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Calibre's editor will allow you to define your own internal structure if such a thing is important to you. Just don't make any edits with Sigil after you've created the internal structure you desire.
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I haven't tested it in years, but last I remember, Sigil would just overwrite files that were in different folders but the same name. So:
../Book01/Images/WeirdImages.jpg
../Book04/Images/WeirdImages.jpg
Sigil would just force both into:
../Images/WeirdImages.jpg
and one would go poof.