If for example you wanted all the first three heading levels to be treated as chapters, you’d have this: (It looks like you could announce it specifically as ‘chapter’, but I didn’t.) If you want Calibre to count just headings as announcing separate chapters, select this (or edit a similar one): Go to the: “Detect chapters at: (XPath expression):” field near the top of the screen and click the down arrow to its right to show the options. )Ĭlick Structure Detection in the middle of the left hand panel. (Note: my cover in the picture is superimposed by a label showing its size, which is too small for Amazon covers! The real book had a bigger cover, but I wonder if Amazon might accept that smaller size anyway! Amazon though might reject the Reduced book for another reason: if you try to publish what they, and probably you, see as a “test” book, they’ll fix you with a stern smile and slowly shake their head 🙂. It should then show in the left sub-window, mercifully obliterating the unfortunately perspectived default book :-S click OK at bottom right.Ĭlick the down arrow to the right of the brown Convert books icon at the top left, and select “Convert individually”. Then click the blue right arrow to the right of that field.Ĭlick the Browse button just above and to the left of the centre of the screen to identify the cover. Next, click the down arrow to the right of the blue Edit metadata icon at the top left, and select “Edit metatdata individually”.Īlmost everything is either already in place or you don’t need it, except for the author field at the top left (type in the first time or select subsequently). Navigate to the html file of the book concerned and select it (note the image files alongside it in the same folder in my example). You may need to widen the window to allow the icon to show.)Ĭlick on the down arrow to the right of the red Add books icon at the top left, and select “Add books from a single directory”. You highlight the book in the list and click the Remove books icon at the top right.
(After the first time you will usually be updating a book. Here is the Calibre window, with the icons at the top positioned nicely so you progress logically along from left to right.
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