Hi,
sometimes I use prince to convert ePub in pdf for my eReader that have not a ePub reader.
Often the ePub have internal hyperlink written as
This is right, but often the ePub uses this way when the link is inside the file too.
For example, in chapt1.html I can found a link to:
instead:
The chapt1.html#poin2link way is working in browser, in ePub reader, but not for prince. When I build the PDF the link is lost. Sometimes I change the xhtml, sometimes the files are too much splitted and I can not.
Is there a way to tell to prince to keep the internal link when there is the name of the current file before the # ?
Thank you.
f.
sometimes I use prince to convert ePub in pdf for my eReader that have not a ePub reader.
Often the ePub have internal hyperlink written as
<a href="namefile#poin2link">
This is right, but often the ePub uses this way when the link is inside the file too.
For example, in chapt1.html I can found a link to:
<a href="chapt1.html#poin2link">
instead:
<a href="#poin2link">
The chapt1.html#poin2link way is working in browser, in ePub reader, but not for prince. When I build the PDF the link is lost. Sometimes I change the xhtml, sometimes the files are too much splitted and I can not.
Is there a way to tell to prince to keep the internal link when there is the name of the current file before the # ?
Thank you.
f.