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Old 05-31-2024, 10:22 AM   #157
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Originally Posted by Quoth View Post
Thanks.
it seems to ignore some errors, but offers to fix filenames and IDs that may or may not be an issue.
So I always run it first and then this one at the start of an edit session and after each major session.
I also see what the TOC editor/tool has as there may be items missing or broken.
I might sometimes also use the Fonts tool.

I run the remove excess/duplicate CSS tool after editing 3rd party ebooks. Some may have 100s of unused items or many become duplicates or unused after "fixing" formatting.

I never have an issue on Amazon KDP, Google Playstore Books or Smashwords (who feed Apple, Kobo, Barnes&Noble etc) after a "no errors" on this tool after doing all the other stuff.

So much appreciated.
I've never had an issue with any Reader with eBooks that have passed the calibre check and epubcheck or Flightcrew (for Sigil back when) and epubckeck.

One thing I have found that works well is that calibre's check does do a more extensive check on the CSS then epubcheck.
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