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Originally Posted by slowsmile
@blackest...I've tried both InDesign and Jutoh in the past but both have large learning curves. I eventually settled on Scrivener for both my writing environment and for its epub converter. Scrivener gives the cleanest conversion to epub that I've ever seen. Sure it has it's little quirks, but nothing like the problems and junk that is generated by InDesign for epub conversions. I now use the scriv doc to epub conversion as my start point for finishing off the epub in Sigil which is quite a quick workflow that works fairly well for me.
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I will take look at Scrivener, the interactive tutorial compiled quite well, it managed to keep images on a single page. With no obvious problems. Still not beautiful.
Maybe epub is a conspiracy designed to keep books in print
It would explain a lot. Maybe something like bootstrap is needed. If it's relatively easy to code a website that will work on a phone or a 5k monitor why is it so hard in epub ... I know it would break a lot of eink readers but mostly its computers tablets and phones which can run anything.
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/l...pub/index.html
I looked at this, the example from IBM which breaks really badly
and I also found korean Sigil clone on view porter .com (i'm not linking to them)
maybe it's easier to port a web page ... been a tiring week, things really haven't got any easier.