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Try this maybe:
1. Compile AsciiDoc Files into a Single HTML File:
Using AsciiDoctor, you can convert all asciidoc files into a single HTML file. The command is:
asciidoctor -b html5 -o output.html input.adoc
Repeat for all asciidoc files and then concatenate them into a single HTML file.
2. Create a CSS File (Optional):
If styling is necessary, create a CSS file and link it within the HTML file.
3. Convert HTML to ePub using Pandoc:
Once you have an HTML file, you can convert it to ePub using Pandoc. The command is:
pandoc output.html -o final.epub
4. Modify Calibre Settings (If Needed):
If you're still considering using Calibre, ensure that the settings match the specific needs of the file you're converting. Sometimes, altering specific input or output settings can resolve conversion issues.
1. Compile AsciiDoc Files into a Single HTML File:
Using AsciiDoctor, you can convert all asciidoc files into a single HTML file. The command is:
asciidoctor -b html5 -o output.html input.adoc
Repeat for all asciidoc files and then concatenate them into a single HTML file.
2. Create a CSS File (Optional):
If styling is necessary, create a CSS file and link it within the HTML file.
3. Convert HTML to ePub using Pandoc:
Once you have an HTML file, you can convert it to ePub using Pandoc. The command is:
pandoc output.html -o final.epub
4. Modify Calibre Settings (If Needed):
If you're still considering using Calibre, ensure that the settings match the specific needs of the file you're converting. Sometimes, altering specific input or output settings can resolve conversion issues.