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Originally Posted by ElMiko
I have a book without any section or chapter breaks. I would like to preserve the reading experience of this kind of uninterrupted narrative, but I also know that chunky html sections in an ePub can be problematic (from slow processing to outright failure on older software). Is there a way to break the text (e.g. at the end of a paragraph) and have the e-reader append the next paragraph immediately below it despite it's beginning on a new html section? Or will the creation of a new html section unavoidably create a pagebreak in the epub renderer?
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New HTML files will start on a new page. If you are reading on a Reader, it's best to have the chapter breaks. They don't handle a full novel without bring broken up into chapters. No ePub software is going to take a different HTML file and add it to the one you are reading.
If you are reading on a computer app or maybe an app for your Phone/tablet, it may work as a single HTML file. I've seen some Kindle eBooks as one complete file and they don't work well from what I've read from others.
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