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ilovejedd · 03-02-2018, 12:52 AM

You need to define "para break" in the CSS to get it to do something.

If you want to skip all that, using <p class="chapter"><p> as recommended by deback should do the trick.

This is what I'd do:

Search

Code:

(?ms)(.{400}.*?)(<p[ >])

Replace

Code:

\1<div class="chapter"></div>\2

The \1 and \2 corresponds to the search matches inside the parentheses:

Code:

\1: .{400}.*?
\2: <p[ >]

The above replacement regex basically inserts <div class="chapter"></div> between \1 and \2, and should match any paragraph regardless of class or style. Then convert via Calibre with Structure detection - Chapter mark - pagebreak.

03-02-2018, 12:52 AM	#7
ilovejedd hopeless n00b Posts: 5,110 Karma: 19597086 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: in the middle of nowhere Device: PW4, PW3, Libra H2O, iPad 10.5, iPad 11, iPad 12.9	You need to define "para break" in the CSS to get it to do something. If you want to skip all that, using <p class="chapter"><p> as recommended by deback should do the trick. This is what I'd do: Search Code: (?ms)(.{400}.?)(<p[ >]) Replace Code: \1<div class="chapter"></div>\2 The \1 and \2 corresponds to the search matches inside the parentheses: Code: \1: .{400}.? \2: <p[ >] The above replacement regex basically inserts <div class="chapter"></div> between \1 and \2, and should match any paragraph regardless of class or style. Then convert via Calibre with Structure detection - Chapter mark - pagebreak. Last edited by ilovejedd; 03-02-2018 at 12:57 AM.