I am very interested in this post! Have been fighting with the same problems... I think I fixed the line break thing, but I need to decide what I'm going to do with hyphenated words. I have a lot of lines that end with half of a hyphenated word, with the rest of the word on the next line. I guess I will need to fix them all by hand.
Where are you getting the information that you need to submit a html ebook? I had been hoping to submit a plain text file. I had found a page on the Gutenberg website that explained what symbols to use in plain text to indicate italics and so on (a system a lot like the markdown in comments here on dreamwidth) but now I can't find the page any more.
as well as getting to know Sir Isumbras very well indeed.
Haha, yes. One thing this experience has taught me is that I will never do it for a book I don't love, and that I'm not happy to read a million times over!
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Date: Jan. 27th, 2021 06:59 pm (UTC)I am very interested in this post! Have been fighting with the same problems... I think I fixed the line break thing, but I need to decide what I'm going to do with hyphenated words. I have a lot of lines that end with half of a hyphenated word, with the rest of the word on the next line. I guess I will need to fix them all by hand.
Where are you getting the information that you need to submit a html ebook? I had been hoping to submit a plain text file. I had found a page on the Gutenberg website that explained what symbols to use in plain text to indicate italics and so on (a system a lot like the markdown in comments here on dreamwidth) but now I can't find the page any more.
Haha, yes. One thing this experience has taught me is that I will never do it for a book I don't love, and that I'm not happy to read a million times over!