Quote:
Originally Posted by JSWolf
Take the Kf8 eBook and using the KindleUnpack plugin, shift it to ePub. Load the ePub into the editor and use the epubcheck plugin to check for errors. Fix all the errors (there will be some). Then once you are sue the ePub is OK, try sending that to your Kobo as kepub and see what happens. Maybe there's something funky with the KF8. I've seen some pretty funky coding with KF8.
What is the link to the eBook from Amazon?
|
https://www.amazon.com/Dragon-Desert...s=books&sr=1-1
I ran it thru Calibres Editor check. (I also tweak indents and spacing's to that you don't like. My Use only
)
It renders in the Kindle App (OMG there is a SVG coded under it
and I can't find where it is called in the CSS
Code:
@media not amzn-mobi {
.element-bodymatter .heading-without-image .title, div.title-page-title-subtitle-block {
background-image: url(kindle:flow:0002?mime=image/svg+xml);
}
}
)
This does SVG not render (on the page) in Calibre/Sigil editors
As a matter, Calibre does not even include the SVG0004 file in the KEPUB conversion. BUT the text above renders properly.
One more test. I will USE convert, rather than relying on on-the-fly