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Originally Posted by JSWolf
But what I have to do to achieve that is to delete the page-template, edit the OPF to remove it, and then edit ever XML file to remove the page-template from there. Granted, doing the XML removing is easy with Notepad++ as it allows me to load all the files I want and then do a search/replace on all of them at once. Also, I then have to edit the CSS (would have to do anyway). And finally, I have to delete the page-template from the ePub itself.
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You already "delete the page-template" as the first step
Wouldn't it just be easier to edit the page-template to make it "empty"? That way you don't need to remove every reference to it. I don't know if a truly empty file would work, but something like this probably would:
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<ade:template xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:ade="http://ns.adobe.com/2006/ade" xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format">
</ade:template>
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I've not seen any use of page-template (yet) that could not be done in CSS.
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#60 I showed something. It's not really a page-template, but conditional styling, but it still uses the same file. I've used it to hide "oeb-page-head" elements from ADE, which otherwise puts them in the main text flow...