Hi folks,
I've got a number of books from Amazon recently where each chapter has two heading tags which results in the default calibre conversion splitting the first part of a new chapter title into its own page and the second part on the next page with the rest of the chapter text. This is an example of the html:
I know I can tinker with the "Detect chapters" XPath stuff in the structure detection options in the coversion dialogs, but I was wondering if the default XPath could be made smarter somehow to pick these cases up. I don't XPath enough to know if this is possible.
The attached zip files contains an example from "Colony Mars One" extracted with mobiunpack and reduced to just a simple example that shows the problem when run with ebook-convert.exe .
I've got a number of books from Amazon recently where each chapter has two heading tags which results in the default calibre conversion splitting the first part of a new chapter title into its own page and the second part on the next page with the rest of the chapter text. This is an example of the html:
Code:
<div class="heading heading-with-title heading-without-image" id="chapter-1-heading" aid="3Q282">
<div class="heading-contents" aid="3Q283">
<div class="title-subtitle-block title-block-with-element-number" aid="3Q284">
<div class="element-number-block" aid="3Q285">
<h2 class="element-number" aid="3Q286">1</h2>
</div>
<div class="title-block" aid="3Q287">
<h1 class="title" aid="3Q288">Descent</h1>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>The attached zip files contains an example from "Colony Mars One" extracted with mobiunpack and reduced to just a simple example that shows the problem when run with ebook-convert.exe .