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Old 11-23-2018, 02:39 AM   #58
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Originally Posted by konstantinus View Post
I have now solved my problem by removing all non-breaking spaces from the .epub. But this is wrong, they should be in these places. Is it possible to make kepubify not replace these characters with & # 160; ? For example, an additional option? Although I still do not know how kobo will react to these characters in .kepub. In .epub everything is correct.
One problem is that the & #160; IS a non-breaking space. In an epub2, it is treated exactly the same as a &nbsp ;. With an epub3, named character entities — such as &nbsp ; for non-breaking spaces and &mdash ; for em dashes — are no longer supported though you can use them after defining them. This means using &nbsp ; should be avoided though the numeric entities for a non-breaking space either &#x000A0 ; or & #160; are allowed. The only exceptions are the quotation mark ", apostrophe ', ampersand &, less-than < and greater-than > since they must be escaped in the content and metadata though some sites seem to indicate that even for these, using the numeric entities is preferred.

Since a kepub is rendered on a Kobo ereader using an epub3 compliant (more or less) renderer, using named character entities should be avoided.

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