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Old 12-18-2020, 07:03 PM   #2
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Hi

There are two kinds of books, the ones with a simple structure (which may have a complicated code) and the others.

If your book belongs to the first category, for terminal cases like this one, I use a Sigil plugin named HTMLgen which saves the book to html format and, doing so, drastically simplifies the styles. Calibre has probably the equivalent but I do not have the practice.

I import the end result in LibreOffice (odt) and, after formatting publishes as an ePub. It's much quicker than it seems and provides you at the end with a clean code.

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