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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
If you're new to html, make sure to install the EpubCheck plugin. If you get in the habit of using it before saving an epub, it will point out problem areas like this one and give you an opportunity to address them first. |
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I would also recommend (works for me anyway) disabling "mend on save". You can always right click in a given html file and select "mend" manually. This allows you to save in the middle of your workflow (if you need to take a quick break or something) without having the mend function potentially change your code. Manually mending (either page-by-page or all of them at once) means you can check it first.
Step 1 - save
Step 2 - hit F7 for a Well-Formed-Check
Step 3 - Use the ePubCheck Plugin
Step 4 - Right Click and select "Reformat HTML" then "Mend and Prettify Code" (all or singly)
Step 5 - Check your book
Step 6 - Save
Step 7 - Save again, just to be sure
