[scribus-dev] xml dt book import and Epub 3 export

[Fahad Al-Saidi]

Hi Gautier,
The number of developers is very limited, so I doubt that these features
would be implemented soon. Sorry to say that but this is the reality.

Regards,
Fahad


On Thu, Mar 22, 2018, 7:00 PM g chomel <g.chomel at gmail.com> wrote:

> hello all,
>
> i'm working in the accessibility field for people with low vision.
> We try to make ebooks the most accessible possible, but we also produce
> large letters prints and conversion to braille for the same books.
>
> We are about 200 persons working in this field only in France, mainly in
> non profit organizations. Surely many more over the world.
>
> we use various workflows according to the input and output format. Mainly
> we use text editors and some of us use sigil for epub and indesign for epub
> and largeprint. We also use xmldtbook and others xml grammars imports in
> indesign or via DAISY Pipeline.
>
> Because many reasons, i'm looking way to do the same using scribus. I
> can't find the needed options in 1.4.6, nor in 1.5.4.
>
> I'm wondering if there's a chance to get thoses features in a futur
> Scribus version :
> - importing xml and asigning styles to tags
> - assigning html tags to styles (for exemple tag "h1" for style "title")
> - export as xml dtbook
> - export as reflowable epub3 (with clean code and possibility to import
> extern css file).
> - more options in styles like pagebreaks, bloc breaks, column
> break, highlighting, etc.
>
> I could participate, but got no coding capacities (except for markup
> languages).
>
> Thank you for your attention, and for all the good work done.
> Gautier.
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