Thread: [Plugin] ODTImport
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Old 10-16-2019, 03:59 PM   #23
r_avital
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Doitsu,

Thanks for pointing me to the Sigil tool. Without plugins, I already like it. What I'm doing right now:

1. Creating document in LibreOffice Writer with Sections, each section collects endnotes at end of section. I also protect the sections when I'm done.
2. Saving as .docx, since Calibre won't import .odt.
3. Add book in Calibre as .docx, convert to epub.
4. Open the .epub in Sigil, where the endnotes are dumped at the end of the book, because the conversion to .docx messes up the sections (when I re-open the .docx in LibreOffice, the sections have disappeared). Move them to their appropriate sections in Sigil.

Obviously it would be great if I could save in .odt and import directly into Sidil. To that aim, I downloaded and installed your ODTImport v0.1 in Sigil. Trying to use it, I get "Plugin by that name does not exist." I made sure my python interpreters were python2.7 and python3.5.

Any thoughts?

Also, exactly where should the custom-css go, assuming I'm able to solve the problem?

Thanks in advance!
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