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Old 06-30-2009, 11:05 AM   #203
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Originally Posted by kindleformatting View Post
As I outline in my Kindle Formatting book, there is a lot of HTML formatting that is not valid in Mobi/Kindle, and some specific Kindle formatting that is not necessarily valid HTML. An example of this problem is the lack of support for outlines made from list tags.
Can you point to an example of this Mobipocket/Kindle-optimized markup? I haven't been active in calibre lately, but my underlying principle when I initially wrote the Mobipocket generation code was to accept standards-compliant markup and CSS as input and produce Mobipocket-optimized markup as output. So for me the ideal solution would be to figure out what XHTML+CSS most closely represents the output you want, and figure out how to produce the Mobipocket-optimized markup from that input.
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