Not only Hans van der Meer is producing (or trying to produce) ePubs at the
moment; I reviewed my XSLT workflow
(https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Epub_Sample) since my publisher colleagues and
our distributor aren’t happy about just publishing PDFs as eBooks.
While the first book in a series of four is now ready with a lot of manual
corrections, in the second one the XML structure is messed up: the chapter
title structure comes only after the chapter content, and index entry tags are
empty with the actual entry behind like this:
<paragraph>Ein sentimentales Rührstück ist <highlight detail="emph">Rico, Oskar
und die Tieferschatten</highlight> dennoch nicht. Die beiden Hauptdarsteller
<registerlocation detail="index" internal="396"></registerlocation>Anton
Petzold (Rico) und <registerlocation detail="index"
internal="397"></registerlocation>Juri Winkler (Oskar) füllen ihre Rollen ganz
wunderbar aus...</paragraph>
In ConTeXt code I marked the actors with
\def\NPers#1#2{\index{#2, #1}#1 #2}
as \NPers{Anton}{Petzold}.
But since that just uses \index, the XML tag should catch the contents, don’t
you think?
I’ll come up with a MWE; don’t know if I’ll manage to reproduce the
title/contents mixup though. The other book’s export is ok within the same
project. It uses the same environment, but a slightly differing chapter setup.
Any hints which setting could cause the re-ordering? (And I use \startchapter …
\stopchapter of course.)
Best, Hraban
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