Thread: Sigil 0.3.4 / Sigil 0.4.0 RC1 / Cover in Nook Color
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Old 08-01-2011, 10:22 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Bertrand View Post
After some tests, I think I have found what the Nook Color does not like in content.opf.

This line, from Sigil 0.4 :
<meta content="cover.jpg" name="cover" />
= not good for the Nook, doesn't display the cover.

This line, from Sigil 0.3 :
<meta name="cover" content="cover.jpg" />
= Happy Nook : cover OK

I thought the attribute order was not important, but apparently it is, for the Nook software.

(All this because I want to use the TOC panel in Sigil 0.4 - so much easier to browse through the book)

Thanks for your answers, st_albert !
You should report this Nook bug to the Nook (B&N) developers
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