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Old 09-04-2025, 10:23 AM   #14
KevinH
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Originally Posted by Daniele Giampà View Post
I am going to create a better version of this work with the original text and the animations in every chapter. So, I have to understand what I did wrong in this sample work.

I noticed that the screensize is huge when I open the EPUB for the first time. I have to click the links in the TOC to see the pages in the correct size. Is this issue due to the viewport of the InDesign files?

<meta name="viewport" content="width=2732,height=2048"/>

The first four pages that I edited in Sigil have a different viewport.
The error was whatever software you chose to use created data storage xml-like files in Apple plist format that are not allowed in the epub3 spec. Other choices might be to convert them to json and then convert those to pure javascript. Or as I suggested, change their location to be inside the META-INF folder where apple plists can safely be stored and therefore not part of the epub manifest.

The viewport size of 2732 in width and 2048 pixels in height is outside the range of many Desktop screens. So yes, this viewport was set by InDesign and that should be reduced to be closer to what most e-reader screen sizes.
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