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Old 07-09-2024, 07:37 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by KevinH View Post
Could you make images of each extra xhtml page that could be loaded on demand? Perhaps an svg image with actual text?
Hi Kevin; how do I do that? That is, the .xhtml pages loaded on demand. I have some images (one for each .xhtml file); those images should be showed when the user do click (or tap) in a link. Of that way, I avoid blank spaces in a epub2 because instead of an image in middle of a text, I have one line of text (with the link to the image); it works as a kind of "pop up image". Those .xhtml files are at the end of the epub and I don't want to be showed, if possible.

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And if I remember the epub2 spec had something about "xml islands" that might be a way to hide a page but still load it.
Epub2 supports that? I thought that was only for IE browsers. And that works without javascript?
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