I've been out with COVID so I have not been keeping on top of this project, but I am back now.
Thank you all very much for the time and effort put into helping me improve my ebook, but as far as it being a mess goes, I am going to push back a little by saying that I fully realize that every programmer has his/her style and inclinations, and the industry itself has conventions, and often there are good reasons for them, and sometimes not. In this case, I put the whole book, style settings and all, in one file, and it seemed to work just fine for me. I can see advantages to putting each chapter in a different file, but then again each of those files will have to have the same header, which means extra code, so I went with the single-file approach. For my next project I might go with the file-per-chapter approach unless there are compelling reasons to do that now.
I do like putting the styles in a separate file. That makes it a lot easier for me to bounce back and forth between the style settings and the body of the book.
I'll fix the < /br> thing. Thank you for the tip.
That said, none of this has helped with the couple of problems I am trying to fix.
- Images larger than 50% width displaying as full-width.
- The current fonts not showing up on my Kindle.
- The book opening to the title page, rather than the cover.
- Not being able to center a block of text, or images, vertically on a page.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. The book itself is done and ready for print. I just need to get this ebook version done.
Mike