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Originally Posted by j.p.s
Thanks. That's too bad.
I'm pretty sure a calibre conversion will split the html, but based on size rather than chapters or some other similar scheme.
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I just tried it and it's based on chapters. Although in this book the split between books isn't perfect, the title pages of book 2 & 3 are placed at the end of the previous chapter, but that's easy to fix using the split function in Calibre.
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Originally Posted by Section8
No, the kindleunpack epub also just has one html file. I usually use epubsplit to help break up omnibuses, but in this case I will probably just try a calibre conversion first. I *think* that will break up the html, and move those in-line styles to a stylesheet.
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Calibre creates a stylesheet, it's not pretty, but better than before. I managed to remove 80 of the 114 classes by a simple regular expression (search and replace -aw-bookmark-end: _Toc[0-9]+) and the "Remove unused CSS"-function.