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Originally Posted by DNSB
For epub3, you have no choice in including the ToC as an xhtml file since that is what the epub3 spec uses as the mandatory navigation document. You can hide the navigation document from displaying by controlling whether it is in the spine. I've done this on a couple of occasions when a overly fancy (IMHO) html ToC has been wanted.
For a cover page, I use one with an SVG wrapper and remove it for times when the book is being sent to Amazon. |
Thank you for the heads up about the epub3 spec.
As for the cover page, Amazon has accepted my epub with internal cover. Either they stripped it and replaced it with the separately submitted market cover image, or they left it intact. Either way, the version they sell now contains an internal cover. I didn't check the code to see if it remains unchanged.