I code my HTML by hand for use with both Kindlegen and Calibre, and for convenience my default stylesheet is not actually called "stylesheet.css".
In my HTML, I have the following specified as the only stylesheet:
However, after converting to EPUB and running a check, despite everything looking perfect I get the following error:
In looking deeper, the file _0-style.css is indeed not included in the file, because Calibre has renamed it to stylesheet.css. And in this renamed file, all of my custom styles from _0-style.css have been correctly included.
The problem is, in the resulting generated HTML, it is specifying both the NEW and the OLD, DELETED stylesheet. For example, I get this in the top of every file:
Since Calibre is reading this file correctly and knows it won't be including the original, I don't know why it continues to include this line in all HTML.
I can work around the error either by needlessly including _0-styles.css (simplest), or by manually deleting the code from every HTML file (difficult due to splitting). Or, I suppose, by changing to using "stylesheet.css", but I name things this way to make mass coding/reuse a bit quicker and less disorganized for my workflow.
In my HTML, I have the following specified as the only stylesheet:
Code:
<link rel="StyleSheet" type="text/css" href="_0-styles.css"/>Code:
The linked resource '_0-style.css' does not exist [various files]The problem is, in the resulting generated HTML, it is specifying both the NEW and the OLD, DELETED stylesheet. For example, I get this in the top of every file:
Code:
<link rel="StyleSheet" type="text/css" href="_0-styles.css"/>
<link href="stylesheet.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>I can work around the error either by needlessly including _0-styles.css (simplest), or by manually deleting the code from every HTML file (difficult due to splitting). Or, I suppose, by changing to using "stylesheet.css", but I name things this way to make mass coding/reuse a bit quicker and less disorganized for my workflow.