Thread: Validator saying .HTML files should be named .XHTML
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Old 07-31-2020, 06:15 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Hushpower View Post
Thanks very much, people.

@JHowell, done. Is there a way to force Calibre to do name the files xhtml automatically?

@JSWolf, installed the plugin OK, and after I changed the filenames, my book got a clean bill of health. I did have second thoughts about that checking site. If the book "escapes", I'll blame the Kiwis!
I cannot say what happens on these sites to eBooks you validate online. I just know that I prefer doing it locally because it's faster, easier, and any errors can be corrected on the spot.
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