Easy way to create a single inline html file?

[Doidel]

I'm new to calibre, and I've researched that I could create a single inline html file like this (I'm using the command line):

• ebook-convert demo.docx demo.htmlz --htmlz-css-type=inline
• Unzip htmlz
• Trim all tags surrounding the actual content (html, body, div) manually
• Copy/paste the html files together

This works. But is there an easier way? Have I missed a --single-html-output-file command or something alike?

Thanks for your help!

[kovidgoyal]

there is no such output as ebooks typically contain resources such as fonts images that cannot be inlined in HTML (at least not efficiently)

[Doidel]

Thank you very much for your answer!
Yes, agreed. I wasn't talking about the images and the fonts, just about the html. The way I understood it, it can happen that the htmlz output contains multiple html documents. And also, each html document has the surrounding tags which I don't need (html, head, body, div). So I want to a) make sure I always get a single html file and b) get just the content, without the surrounding elements.
As a result, I would have 1 html file (which e.g. starts directly with <p> with inline styles), accompanied with images and fonts.

[kovidgoyal]

Yes, I know what you are saying, I'm saying there is no such output format. HTMLZ always contains a single HTML file, but it will have the containing markup.

[Doidel]

Alright, understood, many thanks for your replies!
And also, many thanks for Calibre I'm using its conversion feature for my website, it's been great to work with it! And I appreciate the extensive documentation, it helps a lot!
Have a nice day!