It doesn't fix my problem, but it helps understand why it's sufficiently > complex that the tool is not there, yet. The original point still stands > though, and this makes it clearer, (at least to me), why Scribus is the > right > place to export the PDF, which Scribus knows how to write. Therefore it > would > also know how to export the epub correctly as well. I think. > > No, it's still not that easy. Seems I have to take an example.
Imagine that you on each page have 3 pictures with a caption. The caption is next to the picture (not above or below). The picture and caption are separate frames. Now, the pictures alternates between being at the left side (with the caption to the right) and at the right side (with the caption to the right). When you export to epub you surely want all the captions to go either above or below each picture (same for all pictures). But could you describe the algorithm Scribus should use to decide in what order it shall export the pictures and the captions? Going from top left to bottom right will not work well. Note also that going from top left to bottom right can be done sideways first (most relevant for this case) or down first (more relevant for a regular 2 column layout). /Peter -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.scribus.net/pipermail/scribus/attachments/20140605/1dfc8202/attachment.html>
