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porphyry5 · 01-25-2022, 05:10 PM

I produce epubs from a single (deprecated) html source file with calibre. The only way I know to produce a forced page break in my kobo and onyx ereaders is by adding the phrase " class=chapter" to specific html tags, for example:

Code:

<html><body>
<p class=chapter><img width=100% src=i/1000.jpg></p> 
<p class=chapter><img width=100% src=i/1001.jpg></p> 
<a name="c/1004.tiff"></a> 
<h3 class=chapter>Foreword</h3>

This does the job very well, except the two <img...> lines appear in the Table of Contents as 'Unknown' chapters, which I would prefer to do without. Does calibre have an alternative to "class=chapter" that will cause it to generate page break without affecting the TOC?

01-25-2022, 05:10 PM	#1
porphyry5 Connoisseur Posts: 69 Karma: 10 Join Date: Apr 2013 Device: Kobo Clara, Onyx Boox Monte Cristo	Alternative to "class=chapter" to force a page break I produce epubs from a single (deprecated) html source file with calibre. The only way I know to produce a forced page break in my kobo and onyx ereaders is by adding the phrase " class=chapter" to specific html tags, for example: Code: <html><body> <p class=chapter><img width=100% src=i/1000.jpg></p> <p class=chapter><img width=100% src=i/1001.jpg></p> <a name="c/1004.tiff"></a> <h3 class=chapter>Foreword</h3> This does the job very well, except the two <img...> lines appear in the Table of Contents as 'Unknown' chapters, which I would prefer to do without. Does calibre have an alternative to "class=chapter" that will cause it to generate page break without affecting the TOC?