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Old 03-09-2009, 09:47 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
I've been busy with my library last weekend. I wanted to see if I could make an epub out of a HTML book (which is my source to format them to mobi which I use on my reader).

I finally ended up with a directory, which I can zip to create an epub, or I can use the .opf to create the mobi books. All the content I had in my original book I have in my epub book. I did have to change my HTML, as I used <a name"x"></a> for my TOC bookmarks. And epub doesn't allow that. So, I had to add those name="x" attributes to my header element. But, that's all I had to change. I didn't use XML, and I use only 1 HTML page for my content (not 1 page per chapter). The only thing epub wants is the directory structure and some meta files.

Now, I will need plenty of time to pour all my HTML files into the epub directory structure...
How does Epub handle bookmarks and hyperlinks? (not <a name=x>x</a> or <a href='x'>x</a>?
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