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Originally Posted by arooni
So I have an epub that seems to have this
Code:
<span> epub:type="pagebreak"
every page the book was originally printed for. You can see attachments. It prints the original page number on the right margin and it gets annoying after awhile.
Questions:
Is there any way to disable that behavior via a built-in tweak somehow? Or must I create a css rule to selector out every epub:type="pagebreak" and disable it? I already tried using the tweak disable publisher pagebreaks as well as disable publisher styling and I still see this. I also tried using different layout options on the bottom menu (web/static/book/etc).
If I must create a book specific tweak, how do I write a rule that would disable this behavior? And do people just do this on their kindle? Or they typically ssh in and drop the rule in some koreader folder? |
But the "page break" doesn't do a page break, so the style tweak seems to be working. I think it has to do with
readerPageMap, which is an epub3 thingy IIRC. I never played with them but you should see a submenu called "reference pages" on the navigation menu (below TOC and bookmarks). I think you can disable them there.