Epub enhancements in indesign cc – Adobe InDesign User Manual
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EPUB enhancements in InDesign CC
Style to class name mapping
Style class ownership - handling of CSS class name collisions
Clean markup for Ordered/Numbered Lists
Improved heuristic for determining bullet and numbering structure
Static ordered list removed from EPUB export
Improved HTML markup and CSS for Convert To Text list Export option
Version string metadata
Improved naming convention of CSS classes to match their purpose
CSS generated for Japanese ruby tag
Scripting support for EPUB book export
New export warning or error message dialog
Improved mapping of bullet character to list-style-type property
Break-before property mapping
Access to iBooks reader device fonts
Font embedding on iBooks reader now supported
‘EPUB 3.0 with Layout’ option removed from EPUB export
Mapping paragraph keeps attributes to CSS paragraph properties
Support for more than one CSS class name in 'Style To Tag/Class' fields of paragraph, character, and object styles
Empty <p> and <li> ranges are removed
Style to class name mapping
While generating a class name from a style name, InDesign now generates a fully qualified class name: <style group name>_<style name>.
Style class ownership - handling of CSS class name collisions
If you map two styles to the same class name, it results in a conflict when you decide to generate the CSS for the associated document. InDesign
now flags a warning and displays a message about the conflict while exporting.
Clean markup for Ordered/Numbered Lists
The generated markup for “Map to Unordered List” and “Map to Ordered List” options under the EBook Export > General > Text Options are now
free from any extra classes. InDesign no longer inserts any characters or creates any spans, and lets the browser or device be responsible for
composing the lists.
Improved heuristic for determining bullet and numbering structure
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