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Originally Posted by davidfor
That isn't correct. The kepub format does NOT require an XHTML to be marked as a cover. What it states is that the cover image must be in it's own XHTML file, but it doesn't state that this file must exist or how it is found. Experimentation shows that the kepub reader assumes the the first file in the guide is the cover file.
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Thanks for the clarification of the kepub format.
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Sorry, but as I've been stating, that's wrong. The books are working exactly as designed. Your interpretation of this is what I consider to be wrong.
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Please be slightly less pedantic? Yes, the kobo is rendering a kepub correctly. No, it isn't rendering it in a way that a epub should be rendered.
Again, I am not saying this is a bug in the kobo, stop being so defensive.
I'm saying this is a bug in either the book or the epub to kepub converter, and which is a debate that is not worth having.