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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The code from a Mobi has to be done without CSS and it's going to be hell to put every style in the HTML code.
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So why then can I use external stylesheets (e.g. “text.css”) for each of the HTML files that are compiled by KindleGen into the mobi
and are subsequently applied by the e-reader?
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
There are much more than a few differences. Plus there is the Calibre editor or Sigil to help you make ePub.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The differences are what make ePub EASIER to create. Plus the programs available to help you create ePub make it even easier. So your way of making Mobi is actually more COMPLICATED.
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Sigil, with all due respect to the programmers thereof, produces ePub files and as such does not add the “spices” to the files that KindleGen favours. If it did, then the ePub wouldn’t validate.