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Old 05-08-2010, 03:32 AM   #73
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Roger64!

+ the text is split according to TOC
The text is split every time a page break is found. In the future will be a check for huge file, and a forced split if necessary.

+ a unique external and orderly stylesheet is created
Is what I want Helps to edit the file…

+ processing is ultra-quick
I will improve a bit in the future.
If I will be able to implement a xslt conversion, there will be a huge speedup…


- the text is split in random order
I still don't understand this point. The split is done sequentially from the begin of the file, and making a split every page break found. So, all the files are sequenced by name, by creation date and to zip adding.
I look it with Sigil, but in my files are in the right order…

- the image is detected but not processed.
What do you mean? Can you send to me your test file to check it?

- the footnotes are detected. However, they are processed one by one, each footnote adding a split text part -in random order too-, instead of being put all together in a single footnote text part at the end of the book.
This is wanted, because when you can read a note in a whole pege, and come back to the note pointer thanks to the link at the end of the note.
If you have a better solution, please eave me an example

- the stylesheet has probably too many occurences of Georgia Garamond.
I don't know anything about HTML and CSS, if you can suggest a better CSS to use, you're welcome…
I have a problem with current CSS: I cannot change the font in my Cybook, and I want to correct it.
I wish to set Georgia (in the future this font will be selectable in a control panel) as predefinited font, but I wish also to change it in the reader.
Some suggestions?
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