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Originally Posted by Karellen
Yep, that's exactly what I was thinking. How does your epub work if there is no stylesheet? I am surprised the reader will open the book with a major component missing, but I guess the reader is just falling back to default values, but as you noticed it does kill off any styling that is different from the default.
Rather than your hit and miss approach, maybe teach yourself css and html (its not hard) and fix the book in a correct manner. Sometimes you just need to jump in as you can't rely on plugins and other automated approaches to fix everything.
As for uppercase words, you might find some useful regex in here... https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=352157
Quotation marks? Not sure how you could automate finding missing quoatation marks. There would be too many false positives from words like it's, students’ etc |
Understandable, so the plug-in does generate a stylesheet that from my experience so far, tries to replicate the intended structure of the original format whilst simplifying the tags.
The uppercase words helped make it easier, so thanks for that.
And with quotation marks, I'm only looking for double quotation marks to fix, would that still be hard?