Similarly, the vertical position of the text relative to the "tail" changes. At its widest, it nearly reaches the top of the page.Ģ. When you increase the number of words per line past a certain amount, the text begins to move up over the image of the capital. On Kindle Reader for Mac, however, you can change the width of the screen and the number of words per line.
#Calibre kindle previewer 3 code#
Using the code below, I've got this working in iBooks and for KF8 (using Kindle Previewer), regardless of text size. In the print edition, the set text begins below the paragraph of hand-drawn text and wraps around this tail in a sort of sideways "L" shape. I have a book with chapters that start with illuminated letters and a paragraph of hand-drawn text that has been scanned in as a complete illustration.įor each letter, there's a "tail" that extends below the hand-drawn text for several lines into the set text. I'm hoping someone here can help me with this. I wanted to try to get all of my questions in 1 thread, so sorry for the long post. I really appreciate all the helpful people here, and I really appreciate any replies in advanced. If I don't, a screenshot of the table of contents gets inserted as the cover in Calibre. From what I read, Amazon will attach the cover for you and that can result in 2 covers - but I have not uploaded to KDP yet and am still unsure if I need to do it. When I do a final copy in Calibre, should I be attaching a cover? I'm still pretty unclear about it. Normally it is offset by 1 image forward. For example if I had Thai Peanut Chicken, it might be showing Raspberry Cheesecake instead. Some images for for the recipes are getting switched around. As I read through the book to do a final proofread, I notice that the images are switched around. When I convert over, another problem happens. Is there any way to fix these "sections" so that they properly display as page numbers? I read on an old thread that the page numbers don't convert over from epub to mobi - instead they're called sections. I used KindleStrip to strip the source out and there we go - I'm just below the cap. When I put my book into KindlePreviewer to convert it into a mobi, it spits out a book that's double the size. Then I turned it over to calibre to embed the font family, cover, and some extra metadata. I wrote my e-book (it's an e-cookbook) in Sigil and did the TOC in there as well. I have some questions that I am not totally sure about, though. I've read through the forum quite a lot and definitely learned a lot in the process.
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