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Prepare a KDP EPUB with Navigation, Cover, and Colophon Checks
Preparing an EPUB for KDP requires two separate decisions. First, is the local book structurally complete with […]
How to Make an eBook with Navigation and a Cover
Navigation and cover are the reader’s two entrances to an ebook. Navigation leads into the chapters; the cover […]
Create an eBook Yourself with Images, Navigation, and Inspectable Sources
Do not begin a self-published ebook by trying to finish an entire long manuscript. Build a small three-chapter […]
Horizontal eBooks: Assemble and Check a Reflowable EPUB
A horizontal ebook is not finished merely because its paragraphs look horizontal. Its text should flow from to […]
Ebook Production: Connect Navigation, Cover, and Colophon to Their Sources
Navigation, cover, and colophon come from different inputs, so checking them on separate screens can hide cont […]
Create an eBook with Images Without Confusing Figures and the Cover
When you create an ebook with images, treat the cover and body figures as different assets from the beginning. […]
How to Make an eBook with a Cover and Colophon in the Right Places
An eBook cover is the entrance; a colophon is the final source-information page. Treat them as separate book c […]
Creating a KDP Table of Contents: Choosing Which Chapters Appear
A title leaf or decorative divider ends up listed in the contents, and you worry it will confuse readers. The […]
Building a KDP Table of Contents from Your Headings
In the rune Studio workflow for a KDP EPUB, table-of-contents entries take their labels from heading text in t […]
The Two Tables of Contents in a KDP Book, and Why You Only Build One
For the table of contents that appears inside a KDP book, treat it as a page in the book's reading order […]
Keeping Images from Vanishing in KDP Submissions
Adding a body image or illustration for KDP has four stages: place the image file, insert it into the manuscri […]
The Pre-Submission Checklist for KDP: Contents, Cover, and Colophon
Before submitting to KDP, do not mix contents, cover, and colophon into one undifferentiated “required” list. […]