Thread: 0.6 Beta take 2 (0.5.905)
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Old 09-24-2012, 06:13 PM   #68
st_albert
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I just did the following with 0.5.905 (same as what I was doing before):

1) beginning with an epub with no cover image, first file in book browser is TitlePage.xhtml.

2) right-click on first file, "add blank section" from context menu.

3) drag "TitlePage.xhtml down to second file position, below new section (i.e. "Section0001.xhtml")

4) open Section0001.xhtml in book view, add image via toolbar icon; select proper image. NB: doing this in BV rather than CV gives a more complete <img> tag.

5) switch to code view and complete the img tag attributes as needed.

6) in book browser, rename Section0001.xhtml to CoverPage.xhtml; right click and add semantic "cover".

7) in book browser under images, right click the cover image, and add semantics "cover image".

that should do it. In .opf file we have :
Code:
...
    <meta name="cover" content="x9781606192382.jpg" />
...
    <reference href="Text/CoverPage.xhtml" title="Cover" type="cover" />
in the <metadata> and <guide> sections respectively. Passes Flightcrew.
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