Epub error

[Hitch]

Originally Posted by ilovejedd

Tsk, you obviously need to pay for lucidity ($400 in US and £440 outside US).

Nah, I am well past transformational festivals in my old age. But, hey, groovy and thanks! I'm typically all down with lucidity...but not in this instance. That code is the least lucid stuff I've seen in dog's years. :-)

Hitch

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by Hitch

Maybe the "psychoactives" explains it.

Anyway, it's weird. I agree, burger made from 10 different cuts of meat. What the hell is a "urlexpansion" class? TNR 16pt? I mean...I dunno. That's a mess, and I freely admit if someone asked us to clean that, I'd whack them, money-wise. Not to rip them off; because that's HOURS of cleaning. I mean, serious hours. Hell, it could take you 30 minutes or longer, JUST to clean what we're looking at, once you figure out what the hell the intention is. Granted, then, realistically, you'd get in the groove, but...it's a lot of cleaning.

If the OP knows the source, there might be a better way. That's sorta what I'm thinking.

Hitch

TNR = Time New Roman

One thing that might help a little with that really awful code is to convert it to ePub using Calibre. At least there would be CSS and that could be cleaned up a lot easier. And I also think finding errors would also be a lot easier.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by DiapDealer

Well sure... but then Jon was just piling on. Like it was a big ol' potato-pile.

Yes, it is a big ol' pile. But not potatos. Something much squishier and stinkier.

I'm guessing it (the code) was processed by many different things, actually. It's like ground hamburger. The font tag and the line heights made me think of mobi markup that been partially (and unsuccessfully) cleaned. Some of that stuff was horrific!

I would say it's more like a rotting zombie.

[libre75]

Guys, thanks! Thanks to your help I solved it, I deleted the links, and for the other error I followed the advice of DiapDealer, the validator has not detected any problems!
Thank you!