Thread: Consolidating HTML files in epub?
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Old 06-07-2019, 09:27 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by joebob2a View Post
I'm new here. Thanks for a marvelous tool!

I've pushed a book from PDF into Sigil and I've been cleaning things up. I just have one nit: There are in some cases dozens of separate HTML files for each chapter. I tried Merging them within Sigil and my e-reader choked saying the file was corrupt. I tried manually copying the HTML inside of Sigil and got the same result. This isn't a show-stopper, but it would just make things easier to manage. Any ideas?
What does error-checking the files before merging them show? FlightCrew and epubcheck for epub2, epubcheck alone for epub3. AFAIR, Sigil will not merge files that have errors the builtin error check detects but that is a pretty simplistic check.
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