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Originally Posted by thiago.eec
I've tested the plugin and it works almost perfectly. The only trouble I had was with some <hr> instances within the book. Altough they have the css border property set to "none", the border shows up when the book is converted. If I change the <hr> to a div, then the problem goes away. Any idea what may be causing that? The <hr> has a backgroud image, by the way.
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I was not able to duplicate this problem with a quick test. It is most likely an issue in the conversion done within the Kindle Previewer.
If you would like me to look into it further you will need to supply a sample EPUB that demonstrates the problem when converted. (Nothing under copyright, please!)
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Originally Posted by thiago.eec
What would those limitations be? I read the topic but couldn't find any limitation (except for the possible bugs on the convertion; but those are not inherent to the format).
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A major one is that books in KFX need to be sideloaded. They cannot be e-mailed to your Amazon account. That prevents them from syncing reading position and highlights between multiple Kindle apps and devices.
You may have problems if you use out-of-date Kindle firmware. KFX format has changed over time and sideloading bypasses checks Amazon does to make sure the KFX features contained within the book are supported by your device.
See the "Limitations" section of the KFX Output plugin documentation for more potential problems.