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Originally Posted by church mouse
I have noticed that I have quite a number of books where the html has coding in it like this:
<?pagebreak number="2"?><a id="p2> |
The first tag (<?pagebreak number="2"?>) is a
processing instruction that all epub-compliant reading apps should ignore. The second tag (<a id="p2>) is page number target id, which is used by some ebook designers to identify page number targets. It also should be ignored by epub-compliant reading apps.
Unless you have epub3 books and a reader or app that supports epub3 books, you can ignore these tags.
(There are also some ADE epub2 books with print page number support that might use these tags, but they're relatively rare.)
For more information on page numbers, see the
Page numbers Wiki entry.