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Old 07-26-2026, 02:39 PM   #4
KevinH
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New files by default are always treated like a hard page break. If you do not want a hard break, is there any reason not to merge these two files into one? Sigil can typically handle the merge easily.

Browsers are typically file based, and most e-readers are browser based today. Maybe someone else knows of a trick either using css or javascript that might work, but I have never seen that used in a commercial epub before.
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