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Old 08-24-2020, 07:30 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by Turtle91 View Post
There's definitely a difference between file size and html bloat. I agree you will get your biggest file size changes by fixing the images - but badly coded/bloated html just makes my eye twitch ...
What I do is is a lossless rescompress of the images. I use a value of 70. In most cases, the difference is not noticeable. But before the recompress, I reduce the size of the cover and titlepage to 1600 lines. Also, if there are embedded fonts I don't want, I'll delete them. I'll remove excess CSS classes as there can be hundreds of excess classes. And I'll delete HTML files I don't want such as review blurbs, other books, previews/adds for other books, mailing list signups, etc. And then any images with these deleted pages go as well. These things can make the ePub a bit smaller.
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