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susan_cassidy · 03-20-2009, 02:37 PM

If anyone else likes HTML and wants an address book/list, I've found that using an unordered list (ul) works nicely. Start a ul, placing the name as the first line of the li item. Then, for each additional line (like address, phone numbers, etc.) do a line break (br). I add another break with a non-breaking space, then close the list item (li). Close the unordered list at the end. I also added an h3 entry at the top saying "Address book". I converted with mobigen: "mobigen.exe address_book.html -rebuild". I then used mobi2mobi to set the title and author.

The formatting came out nicely on my Kindle.

03-20-2009, 02:37 PM	#4
susan_cassidy Wizard Posts: 2,251 Karma: 3720310 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: USA Device: Kindle, iPad (not used much for reading)	If anyone else likes HTML and wants an address book/list, I've found that using an unordered list (ul) works nicely. Start a ul, placing the name as the first line of the li item. Then, for each additional line (like address, phone numbers, etc.) do a line break (br). I add another break with a non-breaking space, then close the list item (li). Close the unordered list at the end. I also added an h3 entry at the top saying "Address book". I converted with mobigen: "mobigen.exe address_book.html -rebuild". I then used mobi2mobi to set the title and author. The formatting came out nicely on my Kindle.