Example files for building CSS books. I use these as my starting point and reference them in my presentation CSS and Ebooks and Net Magazine tutorial. Resources and more information about CSS and creating ebooks in a variety of formats can be found on my site Book Toolkit.
The file book.html contains 3 articles from my blog to create a "book" of three chapters.
These files are for use when creating an ebook in formats for EPUB, MOBI and PDF using the following commandline tools.
Download and install these tools first. Prince is a commercial tool however you can use it free of charge for non-commercial usage.
Git clone this repository.
Change into the css-ebooks directory and at the cli run:
> pandoc -o builds/book.epub book.html --epub-metadata=metadata.xml --toc --toc-depth=2 --epub-cover-image=cover.png --epub-stylesheet=epub-styles.css
Use your EPUB as the source for the Kindlegen tool.
> /Applications/KindleGen/kindlegen builds/book.epub
This uses the toc.html file to create the table of contents.
> prince -s pdf-styles.css toc.html book.html builds/book.pdf
I've avoided doing much in the way of typography in these examples but feel free to fork this and make it pretty.
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