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Originally Posted by mtravellerh
You know what's really a bummer and no XML will help you prevent? If you have an anchor within a header, say
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<h2><a name""></a>whatever</h2>
this will give a bad mistake in mobi files.
What happens? Well the link jumps right to the anchor, ignoring the header tag and displaying the "whatever" as simple text without formatting. Took me a while to figure that one out. |
And Mobi2IMP (really eBook Publisher) hates the Feedbooks.com encoding of some of their news fetched .mobi (like Wired: Beyond the beyond) where they insert the <a name> within the <a href>:
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<a href="4.html"><a name="0000000699"></a><h3>Four Horsemen of Climate Apocalypse Rev Up their Fossil-Fueled Engines</h3></a>
I'd prefer <a name> before the <a href> for the same reason it doesn't work with the header tags if after. It's cleaner and more appropriate!