Thread: Anybody here dealt with "Redshelf" vis: ePUB?
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Old 09-14-2020, 05:36 PM   #53
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Suggestion: you, or your client, invests in an existing Redshelf publication and then you can dissect it.
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Red, you crush me! You never thought I'd think of that? Sheesh, you wrong me, brother!
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Originally Posted by najgori View Post
...or one could use browser web inspector and directly read book code.
Is this demo epub even reflowable, or is it fixed layout?
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Sorry… silly questions time, they can sometimes trigger an ah-ha moment.
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Redshelf epubs are reflowable. Just that they do not have useful documentation on the accessibility requirements. What they seem to want is a page list in the navigation document ( the first sample is from an epub3 book's nav.xhtml, the second from the toc.ncx included for epub2 renderers):

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<nav role="doc-pagelist" aria-label="Page list" epub:type="page-list">
<h2>Pagebreaks of the print version</h2>
<snip>
Q.E.D.

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