[hegi]

Hi Divingduck,

... now this is really interesting. I retrieved the recipe with debugging info via the CLI as follows:

ebook-convert ~/.config/calibre/custom_recipes/WirtschaftsWoche\ Online_1014.recipe .mobi \
        --mobi-file-type=new --output-profile=kindle_pw --debug-pipeline calibre-debug

The original html-line on the website is like this:

<h2 class="c-headline c-headline--article u-margin-m"><span
class="c-overline c-overline--alternate u-uppercase u-letter-spacing u-margin-m c-overline--article">Wandel kostet Milliarden</span> SUV und China sollen Audi wieder nach vorne bringen
</h2>

When I now dive into the debugging data, I get in the processed directory the following code:

<h2 class="c-headline"><span class="c-overline">Wandel kostet Milliarden</span> SUV und China sollen Audi wieder nach vorne bringen
</h2>

This is interesting, as the other tags are not specified in the remove_tags statement. ... OK ...

This leads me to changing the preprocess_regexps as follows:

    preprocess_regexps    = [(re.compile(r'(<span class="hcf-location-mark">[^<]*)(</span>)', re.DOTALL|re.IGNORECASE), lambda match: match.group(1) + '. ' + match.group(2)),
                        (re.compile(r'(<span class="c-overline">[^<]*)(</span>)', re.DOTALL|re.IGNORECASE), lambda match: match.group(1) + ': ' + match.group(2))]

But unfortunately this does not change the output in the processed directory:

<h2 class="c-headline"><span class="c-overline">Wandel kostet Milliarden</span> SUV und China sollen Audi wieder nach vorne bringen
</h2>

I just don't get, why this isn't working for these tags ...

However, I'm not sure what you mean by

Set some print statements in your recipe and pipe all statements in a log file.

This sounds like some manual logging workaround I do not understand.

Thanks again, anyway.

Hegi.