Thread: Prince XML for creating mobile reader-sized PDFs?
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Old 09-15-2009, 02:38 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Jellby View Post
I've updated the script uploaded in post #11. Now it uses XMLStarlet to parse the OPF file (I believe that's more robust, and no need for dos2unix now), and I've changed the special meta@name to "prince-style". The default.css file has also been changed a bit: I moved the "@page title" style to the book-specific stylesheet, where it rather belongs, and changed my preferred fonts (grew tired of the default "st" ligatures in FreeSerif).
Yeah... the "st" ligature really only belongs in titles and other "ornamental" or "also ornamental" text. I believe it is not considered to be one of the ligatures that belongs to body text.

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