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Originally Posted by Doitsu
What specific problems would you like to be automatically fixed?
The only problem that I occasionally encounter is:
instead of:
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<metadata xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:opf="http://www.idpf.org/2007/opf">
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Over the years I have become familiar enough with Html and CSS so I can handle most problems in the text and CSS files
Thankfully I only occasionally get problems with the OPF when I run ePubCheck.
A couple of simple problems are when there are lines relating to an embedded font that is no longer embedded. There is also part of a line (usually first one) that relates to Calibre, which unfortunately ePubCheck does not like. These are problems are easy sorted as I can manually delete them
Unfortunately if I hit ePubCheck errors in the OPF, I am insufficiently familiar with what should be in the OPF, that I cannot identify what is specifically wrong.
I cannot remember what these other problems are specifically. My old computer died and I have been offline for a couple of weeks and have been taking a holiday from editing ePubs for a few weeks longer.
In these cases I cannot identify the actual problem and end up doing an ePub to ePub conversion in Calibre, which usually fixes things.
I would like to avoid this which is why I was interested in the plugin
If it would help I will document any future problems.
Alternatively it would acceptable if you added a magic button to Sigil which automatically fixes all errors in the ePub .
