[Booki-dev] questions
Mike McCabe
mccabe at archive.org
Wed Sep 16 19:54:55 PDT 2009
Douglas -
Thank you for the detailed analysis.
jpg images - This comes from trying things out to make the Sony reader
happy. Turns out things were better when I fixed several bad internal
hrefs. (It working around them, unhappily) Lesson: integrate
epubcheck. I have image wrapper pages working, and will revert to them.
eng vs. en - Raj, I'm copying the metadata straight across; but there's
an easy place to modify things - has this come up before?
TOC. Working on it! This might be hard to get right, generically
speaking. If I can't come up with anything sensible for some books,
I'll fall back to making a 'TOC' of page ranges.
Best regards,
Mike
Douglas Bagnall wrote:
> Raj wrote:
>
>> If you go to a book scanned in our Scribe system, you can generate a
>> link that will produce an epub. The link will have the
>> form /download/id/id.epub
>
>
> Thanks! I've downloaded a few to test against. The full list is here
> (with archive.org ones prefixed 'ia-'):
>
> http://booki-dev.flossmanuals.net/git?p=espri.git;a=tree;f=tests/epub-examples
>
> I think I found a couple of bugs.
>
> There are some jpg images listed in the spine in most of the examples,
> which I don't think the OPF specification allows unless the images have
> xhtml fallbacks (and they don't). (My test would actually fail even if
> you did have fallbacks, because espri doesn't deal with them yet). It
> seems the common workaround for image-only pages is to have an xhtml
> page that only has an <img/> tag in it.
>
> Also, you have used the ISO-639-2 code "eng" instead of the ISO-639-1
> code "en", which goes against RFC 3066 which the specifications refer to
> (section 2.3, point 2).
>
> The trickiest thing about these epubs, from bookis point of view, is
> that they tend not to have meaningful chapters, nor an easy way to find
> the chapters (e.g., no <h*> tags, just <p>).
>
>
> cheers,
>
> Douglas
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