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Originally Posted by Fstab
Thank you all!
@JSWolf
Seems better to export only the text, but I suppose it is a lot more work for the layout?
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Once you figure out search and replace even plain text is usable. Often the paragraphs are separated by a blank line so you can search for two end-of-lines and replace that with a close p and a start p. Starting with html is generally less work but it may require cleaning out stuff that's not needed.
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And I did not know it is better to know HTML and CSS (which I know a little) to make good ePub.
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You can think of ePubs as web pages that are inside of an ePub container. (I make each chapter a separate xhtml file because the ereaders start a new page at the end of the files.) So you definitely need to know HTML and CSS, but as I said before, the helpful web sites for HTML and CSS also give lots of information that's only useful on web sites.
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To begin, I don't want to have some personal fonts, only to use what is provided by the devices. Maybe it will be siample that way?
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It won't be less work if you don't use personal fonts, and it's best to not use them in any case.