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Originally Posted by KevinH
Are there still e-readers that require specific attribute orders? I thought that those e-readers died away as requiring a specific attribute order is completely against the spec?
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I'm not sure if that's still the case. Calibre gives this example:
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Originally Posted by Calibre Editor
Some e-book readers such as the Nook fail to recognize covers if the content attribute comes before the name attribute. For maximum compatibility move the name attribute before the content attribute.
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Code:
<meta content="my-cover-image" name="cover"/>
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Originally Posted by KevinH
And I have not noticed any auto correcting syntax checker in calibre but I have not updated calibre in years on my machine.
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The syntax checker works like EPUBCheck. To see this checker in action open any epub with the Calibre Editor, delete a closing tag, then select
View > Check book, click the
Run Check link, then click "Try to correct all fixable errors automatically."
For more information see the source code of the tool, which appears to be in this folder.
https://github.com/kovidgoyal/calibr...b/polish/check