Closed MikeCoreTV closed 1 month ago
It is possible to edit the .html file and separate it by page, but the Epub model is not like the separate PDF, it is a direct file separated by indexes, the most you can do is edit the font size to make it similar to the pagination quality, I can create a script in python to convert the images to base64 so they are saved forever in the .html file but depending on where you use it it is not as viable as a .pdf
Yeah, I was just hoping to fit whatever the epub considers a page to be put into a single image each so I can cite it and re-index it myself in pdfxchange because the elongated masses of chapters in a textbook aren't viable for me. Would the script you mentioned be a decent solution to that?
The script mentioned would only be to keep the .html file permanently without expiring the images, I don't know if it would solve your problem.
Ah, no it wouldn't. Thank you for the replies though! I'll just have to figure something out. This tool was a life saver non-the-less!
I made a script to convert .html EPUB to PDF with bookmarks maybe it will help https://github.com/GladistonXD/html2pdfconverter
any way to download the epub with each labeled page in Perlego being present and separated by page in the HTML?
it seems to just entire chapters blocked together, which when it comes to citation makes it very hard to use.